If you have additional questions, ask your course instructor or consider scheduling an appointment with a Writing Center instructor.

The Writing Center also has information on different documentation systems, such as MLA, APA, Chicago/Turabian, CBE, Numbered References, and APSA styles of citation.

If you are using APA documentation, you are in luck! The Writing Center offers a short class called "According to APA..."!

References for examples used

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Bizzell, Patricia, and Bruce Herzberg.  (1991).  Bedford
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Center for Information on Language Teaching and The English
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Spatt, Brenda.  (1991).  Writing from sources.  3rd ed.
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Sternlicht, Manny, and George Windholz.  (1984).  Social
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Strenski, Ellen, and Madge Manfred.  (1981).  The
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