On this page you'll find the resources we recommend for writing and citing assistance after you've found the articles, books and other sources you need.
Choosing a Citation Manager
Citation managers are amazing tools that can do so much for your research process, including:
Organize and save citations/articles.
Create in-text citations.
Share citations/articles with colleagues.
Generate Reference Lists in a wide range of styles.
Most of the Library's eResources can generate a citation for you. Look for the Cite Button or other Citation Tools in these locations:
In the menu to the right of an article/abstract.
At the top of the results list.
Under each citation in the results list.
At the bottom of an article/abstract page.
These aren't quite as robust as a full citation manager, but they're useful tools for creating citations. Remember though, no citation generator is 100% accurate. Please double-check your citations against the handbook to be sure they're right!
Purdue OWL is a great resource for figuring out how to structure your citation for pretty much anything. Select the link for the citation style you want to use. Your librarian's go-to resource!