Use this box to find articles and books in Google Scholar, which searches thousands of scholarly resources to find titles. If you find something you want to read here, search for the title in the OneSearch to see if the library has the Scholar result in our collection.
While there are quite a few resources out there for citation styles, one website that academics have turned to again and again is the Online Writing Lab (OWL) at Purdue. This website provides guidelines for in-text and bibliography citations in MLA, APA, Chicago, and others, as well as additional content about performing research, writing résumés, and writing exercises.
Here are some great websites for finding citation format instructions:
Welcome to RefWorks: A user-friendly reference management service that maximizes research productivity with an easy to use tool for managing references and formatting citations and bibliographies.
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