How to Write Bibliographical Citations
When writing a paper you must cite the sources of information used in your research.
Different academic disciplines use different formats for presenting citations.
Please check with your instructor to be sure you are using the correct style.
Citation Guides at St. Peter's Library
Below are guides to some of the major styles:
Canadian style: a guide to writing and editing. REF PN147 .C36
MLA handbook for writers of research papers / Joseph Gibaldi. REF LB2369 .G53
Using the Internet, online services and CD-ROMs for writing research and term papers /Charles Harmon. RESERVE LB1047.3 .U75
Notes on the preparation of essays in the arts and sciences /Richard Harrison. REF LB2369 .N6
Publication manual of the American Psychological Association. RESERVE. BF767 .P83
Chicago manual of style (15th ed.). RESERVE Z253 .U69 2003
Manual for writers of term papers, theses, and dissertations / Kate Turabian. REF LB2369 .T8
There are also Internet websites which provide information on citing both print and electronic resources:
University of Saskatchewan Department of English requirements for essays
American Psychological Association Standards
U of S Education Library guidelines
