Anatomy of a citation
Citation Guide links
Citing sources correctly is important to any research project, whether it be a paper, presentation, or speech. Citation styles govern more than just the 'Works Cited' page. They provide guidance on citations, in-text citations, formatting the paper, title pages, and more. Each style has slightly different formatting, but most require the same information. The following guides and tools will help you format your projects correctly.
- Citation HomeNot sure which citation style you should use? Check out your syllabus or assignment. Not there? Check this guide to see our best guess. This page also links out to guides on additional citation styles not listed below.
- Library APA Guide
A few basic examples of both how citations should look, as well as how to do in-text citations and style your paper. - Library MLA Guide
A few basic examples of both how citations should look, as well as how to do in-text citations and style your paper. - Getting Citations from Library DatabasesClick here to see how to find citations from different library databases.
EBSCO Databases
EBSCOhost is a company we purchase databases through. These databases include, but are not limited to the following databases:
- Academic Search Premier
- ATLA
- Business Source Premier
- ERIC
- Humanities Source
- SocINDEX
- SPORTDiscus
ProQuest
ProQuest is a company we purchase databases through. These databases include:
- US Major Dailies
