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The titles below provide information for citing print sources. |
| APA style (American Psychological
Association)
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- Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association;
(Generally referred to as the "APA Style Manual")
Call Number: BF76.7.A46; available in the Arts and
Humanities. Business, Earth and Mineral Sciences, Education,
Life Sciences, and Social Sciences Libraries.
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| MLA Style (Modern Language Association) |
- MLA Style Manual and Guide to Scholarly Publishing
Call Number: PN147.G444
1998; available in the Arts and Humanities, Business, Education,
Life Sciences, and Social Sciences Libraries.
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| Chicago Manual of Style |
- Chicago Manual of Style
Call Number: Z253.C5701;
available in the Arts and Humanities, Business, Education, Engineering,
Life Sciences, Mathematics, Physical Sciences, and Social Sciences
Libraries.
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| Selected Science Style Guides |
- AIP Style Manual, 4th ed., 1990. American Institute
of Physics: College Park, MD.
Call Number: QC5.45.A45;
available in the Physical Sciences Library.
- The ACS Style Guide: A Manual for Authors and Editors;
American Chemical Society: Washington, DC, 1997.
Call Number: QD8.5.A25 1997,
available in the Physical Sciences Library.
- American Medical Association Manual of Style: A Guide
for Authors and Editors; American Medical Association:
Baltimore: 1998.
Call Number: R119.A533 1998;
available in the Life Sciences Library.
- Scientific Style and Format: The CBE Manual for Authors,
Editors, and Publishers; Style Manual Committee, Council
of Biology Editors, 6th ed., 1994.
Call Number: T11.S386 1994;
available in the Life Sciences Library.
- Additional style guide information available at the Physical
Sciences Library page.
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| Other Styles |
- A Style Manual For Citing Microform and Nonprint
Media; Fleischer, Eugene. Considered the authoritative style
manual for citing microforms.
Call Number:
PN171.F56F57; available in Pattee Stacks, floor 2A.
- A Manual for Writers of Term Papers, Theses, and Dissertations;
(Often referred to as "Turabian") Turabian,
Kate L., 6th ed., rev. by John Grossman & Alice Bennett,
1996.
Call Number: LB2369.T8 1996;
available in the Arts and Humanities, Business, Education,
Life Sciences, and Social
Sciences Libraries.
- The Complete Guide to Citing Government Information
Resources : a Manual for Writers & Librarians; Government
publications often present special challenges for citations.
While
APA, Chicago, MLA, and Turabian
all touch on citing government information, the definitive
guide to citing these resources was written by Penn
State librarian Debora Cheney, with contributions from Penn
State Social Sciences librarian Helen Sheehy.
Call Number: J9.5.G37 2002;
available in the Social Sciences Library.
- The Bluebook: a Uniform System of Citation;
(Often referred to as the "Harvard Bluebook")
This resources is useful for legal citation formats.
Call Number: K.U55; available
in the Social Sciences Library.
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Many print style guides are inadequate when citing electronic resources such
as the Internet.
The following web-based resources are helpful for these citations.
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