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APA Style Resources
When using the library's research databases, many (such as Academic Search Complete) provide the option to place the document's citation information into the the style format of your choice when you go to print, save or email it. Remember to select the APA format (or which ever style your professor requires) and you can save yourself some time. For online resources that don't have this option and when citing from print resources, print and online APA Style manuals are available.
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Print or Download for easy use. Print or Download for easy use. Call Number: Ref. BF76.7.P83 2010 ISBN: 9781433805592 Publication Date: 2009-07-15 Call Number: E-Book ISBN: 9781118289082 Publication Date: 2012 The Concise APA Handbook by Paul Chamness Miller Call Number: Ref. BF76.7.M54 2017 ISBN: 9781681237749 Publication Date: 2017 Reference (1st floor, non-circulating)Helpful APA related sites to assist you with proper citations:
Corrections to the first printing of the 6th edition of the APA Style Guide (July 2009). Additional resources to frequently asked questions about APA formatting.When you can't find the answer any place else, check the APA Style Blog. This blog is written by a group of experts, and they publish weekly posts on writing and publishing using APA style. You can search the blog, explore posts by category, and view the most recent posts and comments.
These OWL resources will help you learn how to use the American Psychological Association (APA) citation and format style. There are resources on in-text citation and the References page, as well as APA sample papers, and slide presentations.
This online citation guide provides lots of detailed information with examples for how to format your citations as well as providing a sample paper and bibliography using APA, MLA, Chicago, and CSE/CBE formatting. It also includes a citation builder.
