Research Tips
1. There are many web sites devoted to citation styles and formatting. Find some for your citation style.
2. Use resources like RefWorks or EndNote to manage the citations you find for your various research projects.
3. Be mindful of copyright.
Citing Sources
Give credit where credit is due.
By properly citing the sources you use in your research projects you are both identifying the resources that you used to complete your work and you are formally acknowledging the authors or creators of those resources. This allows others to find what you have found and to verify your research.
Cornell University Code of Academic Integrity
APA citation style
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Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (5th ed.)
CU Library Reference locations include Africana, Hotel, Management, Olin, and Uris Libraries at call number:
BF 76.7 .P83x 2001x. Also in ILR and Mann Reference at BF 76.7 .A51 2001. - APA citation style (Gateway Help)
- APA Style.org
MLA citation style
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MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers (6th ed.)
CU Library Reference locations include Olin and Uris Libraries at call number: Z253 .M68 2003 .
- MLA citation style (Gateway Help)
- MLA Style (MLA's web site)
See Online! for other commonly used and popular citation styles.
For other citation questions, see the Chicago Manual of Style Online. (Print copies are available at both the Olin and Uris Libraries Reference Desks.)
- RefWorks is a web-based program that allows you to easily collect, manage, and organize bibliographic references by interfacing with databases. RefWorks also interfaces directly with Word, making it easy to import references and incorporate them into your writing, properly formatted according to the style of your choice. For more information and to sign up for an account: http://www.refworks.cornell.edu/
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