Citing Sources  

Want to see what a finished paper using your style guide should look like? Here are some examples:

• MLA

• APA


• Chicago

            -  Sample Paper (from Bedford/St. Martin's)

NOTE: This site provides sample papers referring to both the current Chicago Style Manual (16th ed.) and the 15th ed.  

  -  To access a sample paper referring to the 15th ed., click on the PDF link.
  -  To view a sample paper referring to the current style manual (16th ed.), refer to the paper on the main page of this link.

• CSE

            -  Sample Paper (from Bedford/St. Martin's)

There are a number of style manuals used on campus.

Use these quick links or the tabs above for guidance while citing your sources:

• MLA Style

• APA Style

• Turabian Style

• Chicago Style

• APSA Style (American Political Science Association)

• ASA Style (American Sociological Association)

• CSE Style (Council of Science Editors)

• ACS (American Chemical Society)

• AIP Style (American Institute of Physics)

• IEEE Style (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers)

• ASME Guidelines (American Society of Mechanical Engineers) 

• Journal of Biological Chemistry Style

• National Library of Medicine Style Guide

• Harvard Business School

• The Bluebook