Citing Your Sources  Tags: citing_sources apa mla cbe acs chicago turabian cite  

Refworks is a web-based program that helps you to organize your research. Manually enter located references or import them directly from online databases as you work. Use references entered into your refworks account to create a bibliography or format your paper.

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NEED HELP CITING SOURCES?

This guide provides quick access to examples and guidelines for some of the more frequently used citation styles. 

Select from the above tabs for assistance with APA, MLA, Chicago, Turabian or CSE style. 

Why cite sources?

When you use ideas, quotes or images from another's work it is important that you cite your source to provide credit to that individual.  Failure to cite your source could be construed as plagarism.

How do I cite sources?

 Use the tabs at the top of this page to find out how to cite in the following styles:

• APA (American Psychological Association)
• CBE (Council of Biology Editors)
• Chicago Manual of Style
• MLA (Modern Language Association)
• Turabian

What style do I use?

Check with your professor to see if a particular style is recomended for your assignment.

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