When you're using resources from the library catalog, there's usually a cite option available. We strongly suggest you edit the entry, but it makes citing much easier.
You can also use EndNote, which is a citation manager available to you through the university. You can download it here. Learn how to use it through our libguide, How to use EndNote.
There are a myriad of other resources, but the best is probably Purdue OWL (links below).
If you have any other questions, you can visit The Writing Center for help with your paper. Their website is listed in the links section.
Here is where the cite option is located in the catalog:
Links & Files
- EndNote Opens in new window
- How to use EndNote Opens in new window
- Purdue OWL MLA Formatting and Style Guide Opens in new window
- Purdue Owl APA Style Opens in new window
- Purdue Owl Chicago Manual of Style 16th Edition Opens in new window
- The Writing Center Opens in new window
- Easy Citation in EBSCOHost Databases Opens in new window
- Easy Citations in ProQuest Databases Opens in new window
- cite_worldcat.png
