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Citing your Sources

The Felix G. Woodward Library has compiled information about writing your paper in the style guide required by your professor. Select the style guide from the list below. If you're not sure, check the syllabus, ask your professor, or look at the "Suggested for" section for each style guide.

MLA Style Guide Cover

MLA Style - 9th Edition

Suggested For: Art, Languages & Literature, Philosophy, Religion, and Theatre

How to format:

Other MLA Resources:

APA Style Guide Cover

APA Style - 7th Edition

Suggested for: Business, Communications, Education, Geography, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Women's Studies

How to format:

Other APA resources:

CMS Style Guide Cover

Chicago Manual of Style (CMS) - 18th Edition

Suggested for: History, Philosophy, Religious Studies

Other Chicago Style resources:

Turabian Style Guide Cover

Turabian Style - 9th Edition

Suggested for: History, Philosophy, Religious Studies

Other Turabian resources:

CSE Style Guide Cover

CSE Style - 9th Edition

Suggested for: Astronomy, Biology, Engineering, Geology, Mathematics, Nursing & Health Sciences, Physics

Other CSE resources:

  • The CSE-Style Citation Quick Guide
    • ACS Style Guide Cover

    ACS Style - ACS Guide to Scholarly Communication

    Suggested for: Chemistry

    Other ACS resources:

    American Society of Agronomy Style Guide Cover

    American Society of Agronomy (ASA), Crop Science Society of America (CSSA), and Soil Science Society of America (SSSA)

    American Sociological Association Style Guide Cover

    ASA Style - 7th Edition

    Suggested for: Sociology

    Buttons below are based on examples from the 5th Edition

    Other ASA resources:

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