Whether you are using MLA or APA style for your papers, you'll find useful resources on this page.  The library has style manuals in print format for your use.  The library also offers an online resource called NoodleBib that will create your works cited or references page for you.  Stop by the library and ask for assistance.  Also be sure to attend a Noodlebib session offered each semester in the Academic Success Center and in the Library.

NOTE:  The first printing of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Assocation, 6th ed. has  errors.  Until the library receives copies of the 2nd printing, refer to accurate online resources such as OWL at Purdue or visit the APA site.


The OWL at Purdue
APA Formatting and Style Guide

Corrected sample papers from APA site

APA What's New Tutorial

MLA The OWL at Purdue
MLA Formatting and Style Guide

MLA Citation Style Cornell University Library

Citing Sources  Duke University Libraries

Research and Documentation Online by Diana Hacker

Cornell University Library
Preparing an Annotated Bibliography

University of Texas at San Antonio
Distinguishing between scholarly journals and magazines

Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL)

Writer’s Handbook
The Writing Center
University of Wisconsin – Madison

Indiana University Writing Tutorial Pamphlets

NoodleTools / Noodlebib
See link on library webpage

Zotero

Easy Bib
Free citation generator

MS Word has a citations and bibliography feature
Click on References tab
Citations and Bibliograhy
Select style type APA / MLA