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How do I cite that?
Getting Quick Citations from Article Databases
Many of our article databases, like Academic Search Premier, ERIC, or SPORTDiscus, now feature a quick way to generate a citation in most preferred formats (APA, MLA, etc.).
Look for this button on the right side of an article record page:
You can also find a cite tool in your results list after using the library's main search box. It looks like this:
Remember, it's your responsibility to check the accuracy of your citations!
Citations: General Guides
Need help now? Contact Writing and Reading Support Services.
The following links are general guides for properly formatting your citations. Use the tabs above for guides to specific styles!
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Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL) Research and Citation ResourcesGuides to APA, MLA, and Chicago styles from one of the most exhaustive scholarly writing resources in the Web.
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Duke University: Citing SourcesExamples illustrate how to cite sources within your paper and assemble a list of works cited, in four different styles (APA, Chicago, MLA, Turabian). From Duke University.
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