Citing Print & Electronic Resources

APA Style for Electronic Sources
Recommended by the American Psychological Association (APA).

Using APA Style to Document Electronic Sources
An online guide with helpful examples showing how to cite electronic sources using APA Style.

APSA Style
A writer's handbook from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Writing Center showing how to cite sources using APSA (American Political Science Association) style.

CBE (Council of Biology Editors) Style

CBE Style Form Guide
This guide provides citation examples for print and electronic resources based on Scientific Style and Format: The CBE Manual for Authors, Editors, and Publishers 6th edition, 1994.

Using CBE Style to Document Electronic Sources
An online guide with helpful examples showing how to cite electronic sources using CBE Style.

CBE Style
A writer's handbook by the University of Wisconsin-Madison Writing Center showing how to cite sources using CBE style.

Chicago Style
A writer's handbook from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Writing Center showing how to cite sources using Chicago style.

Citing ERIC Documents
A guide showing how to cite ERIC documents from education journal articles (EJ) and education documents (ED) on microfiche and in digital full text.

GCU Bibliographical Style For Writing Research Papers

The guide compiled by the GCU Library Staff with helpful examples showing how to cite manual and electronic sources using world recognized Styles accepted in the world known universities.

Introduction to Basic Legal Citation
This citation primer is based on the Seventeenth Edition of the "Bluebook." Shows how to cite cases, constitutions and statutes, regulations, and other forms of legal documents and materials.

MLA Style from the Bibliography Styles Handbook
An online handbook from the UIUC Writer's Workshop showing how to cite print and electronic sources using MLA style.

MLA Style for Electronic Sources
"These guidelines on MLA documentation style are the only ones available on the Internet that are authorized by the Modern Language Association of America."

Using MLA Style to Document Electronic Sources
An online guide with helpful examples showing how to cite electronic sources using MLA Style.

Turabian Style

The guide shows how to cite manual and electronic sources using world recognized Styles accepted in the world known universities.

UIUC Writer's Workshop Online
This Writer's Workshop Online contains writing tips and links to helpful resources

Grammar Handbook
This Writer's Workshop handbook explains basic grammatical rules.

William Strunk Jr.'s Elements of Style (1918 ed.)
The classic guide to usage, composition, and form for the English language.

The Internet Public Library: Style and Writing Guides
Provides a list of internet resources for proper grammatical usage, citation formats, or paper writing.

The Slot: A Spot for Copy Editors
This site serves as a supplement to the AP stylebook. Contains good advice on lots of tricky or picky situations and is fun to read.