Citation Help
Style Guides
It is important that you give credit for the work of others that you use in your research. Listed below are websites that will help you in formatting your citations. Print copies of the most recent style manuals are available in Young Library’s Reference and Circulating sections.
Style Manuals
Publication manual of the American Psychological Association
The Chicago manual of style
A manual for writers of research papers, theses, and dissertations: Chicago style for students and researchers
The SBL handbook of style: for ancient Near Eastern, Biblical, and early Christian studies
MLA handbook for writers of research papers
Electronic Helps
APA
Chicago Manual of Style/Turabian/Society of Biblical Literature
Modern Language Association
Citation Generators
Citation generators allow you to enter information on the materials you have used and then create a citation for a particular style with the correct punctuation and capitalization. Be aware that correct structure and spacing are usually not part of the result.
Using the generators below is a great starting point. Just be sure to go back and check the results with your Professor’s specifications.