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how to cite your sources
in academic work it's important to cite your sources
if you use any text,
charts, photos,
graphs,
diagrams,
ideas,
or anything else that you did not create, whether you summarize the information or
quote it directly
use appropriate citations to avoid plagiarism
to cite your sources
place in-text citations within your paper
using either the author name and date format or number format
and place full citations at the end of your paper
the format if both will depend on the citation style you use
many different citation styles exist
if your professor pr TA did not specify a particular citation style or citation
manual ask them which one to use
or use the library citation guides web page to select one
to get to the citation guides page from the library home page
click on subject guides
online reference shelf
citation manuals
the print and online citation guides listed on this page or arranged by broad
academic discipline
print versions are available in the library at the call number and location given
online versions may not contain the entire citation manual but they
generally include more than enough information to create in-text citations
and reference list citations for undergraduate assignments
for additional help visit any library reference desk
