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Style Guides
Posted:
May 13,
2013
The following are links to style guides that describe how to
correctly format academic papers and document sources. Consult
with your instructor or publisher on which style is appropriate
for your project. Print versions can also be found by searching
in the Libraries' catalog
under the relevant title (i.e., The MLA Style Guide,
The ACS Style Guide, etc.).
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ACS
Style Guidelines Quick Guide
- A simplified version of the ACS style guide, 2nd
edition.
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AIP
Style Manual
- The Fourth Edition of the American Institute of Physics
manual
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AMA Manual of Style, 10th edition, Quick Reference.
[PDF]
- Common citation formats from the most recent edition of
the American Medical Association's style guide.
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APA
Formatting and Style Guide
- Purdue University's adaptation of the American
Psychological Association's Style Guide
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APA Style Guide to Electronic References
- The official APA publicaction on citing ebooks,
ejournals, and Internet information sources.
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Chicago Manual of Style Online
- Provides information on manuscript preparation,
punctuation, spelling, quotations, captions, tables,
abbreviations, references, bibliographies, notes, and
indexes, with sections on journals and electronic media.
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Cite
Resources: Council of Science Editors Style
- Ohio State University's guide to the CSE style.
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MLA
Formatting and Style Guide
- Purdue University's adaptation of the Modern Language
Association's style guide
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Turabian Citation Style
- Brief version of the Turabian's A Manual for Writers
of Term Papers, Theses, and Dissertations, 6th ed.
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