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Welcome to the Citing Sources Guide! This guide will provide helpful information on the most common citation styles used at Southeastern.
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Citing Sources

Citing Sources:

This guide presents selected resources for assistance with citing sources.

When writing a paper, it is extremely important to give credit when using information  from books, magazine and journal articles, websites, and other information resources through a bibliography, works cited page, or footnotes. A number of citation styles have been created for use in different fields of study such as MLA, APA, Chicago Style, ACS, and others. Check with your instructor if you are unsure about which citation style to use. The above tabs will provide information on how to cite your sources in a bibliography or works cited page using the citation styles used most frequently at Southeastern.

Students taking English Courses: For information on Southeastern Louisiana University Department of English Style Guide consult:
The Little Brown Handbook, 11th edition. Authors: H. Ramsey Fowler and Jane E. Aaron.
 "Using MLA Documentation and Format" Chapter 46, pages 644-725.

The following website from Duke University provides helpful information on citing sources within a paper and preparing a list of works cited in five different citation styles: APA, Chicago, MLA, Turabian, and CSE.

--Duke University Library Citing Sources

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