Citation Resources

This website is designed as a bibliographic resource for students and faculty. Each site listed below offers online style guides and examples of how to cite books, articles, electronic sources, anthologies, etc. Links to the Modern Language Association (MLA) and American Psychological Association (APA) styles guides are included in these references.

BIBLIOGRAPHIC CITATIONS

1. University of Memphis: Uncle Sam - Brief Guide to Citing Government Publications

2. University of Nevada, Reno: Citing Government Information Sources Using MLA Style

3. UIUC Undergraduate Library Research: Citation Styles

4. UIUC Center for Writing Studies: Writers' Workshop

5. Online Writing Lab (OWL) @ Purdue

6. Library of Congress Learning Page: Citing Electronic Sources

7. University of Maryland Library: Citing Electronic Resources

LEARNING THE UIUC LIBRARY SYSTEM

1. Learn to Use the Library
   -Find Books and Other Library Materials on Campus
   -Search for Articles and References to Articles
   -Full Text Resources: Encyclopedias, Dictionaries, Journals, & Other Web Sources
   -Learn About the Different UIUC Libraries & Their Services
   -Find Books & Other Library Materials Elsewhere
   -Explore Digital Projects of the UIUC Libraries
   -Link to the Library of the UIUC Home Page
   -Search the UIUC Library Web Pages

    

2. UIUC Library Savvy Researcher Workshops
   

   Workshops Available:
   -Using the Web Online Catalog
   -Using Article Databases
   -Evaluating Web Resources
   -Finding Government Information on the Web and in the Library
   -Using Interlibrary Borrowing Services

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Government Information Services, Access and Collections
450-F Main Library
1408 W. Gregory Dr.
Urbana, Illinois 61801
Phone: (217) 244-4621

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Mary Mallory, Coordinator, Government Information Services, Access and Collections, University Library

Karen Hogenboom, Numeric and Spatial Data Librarian, Scholarly Commons 
 
Stephanie Martin, Graduate Assistant, Government Information