Commonly Used Citation Styles
APA (American Psychological Association)
- The Writing Center, Univ. of Wisconsin – Madison
- APA 7th Edition Handout from the UNH Connors Writing Center
- APA Style Guide at Purdue OWL
MLA (Modern Language Association)
Chicago/Turabian Style
- Chicago Manual of Style Online – UNH subscription to the 16th & 17th editions
- Turabian Citation Quick Guide
- Chicago/Turabian Style handout from the UNH Connors Writing Center
ASA (American Sociological Association)
- ASA Handout from the UNH Connors Writing Center
Sciences & Engineering Citations
Council of Science Editors (CSE): Biology & Other Sciences
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Style
American Chemical Society (ACS) Style Guide
- ACS Style Quick Guide - please note: UNH does not have access to the complete style guide
Other Styles & Resources
- Citing Government Documents Guide (University of Montana Library)
- Purdue Owl Citation Style Chart
- How to Cite AI Generated Content from Purdue University Libraries
- Some library databases, such as those from EBSCOhost and ProQuest, allow you to get references in selected styles such as MLA, APA or AMA when emailing and saving records.
Print copies of a variety of citation style guides are kept in the reference collection in Dimond Library or any of the branch libraries; just ask for assistance.
Citation Management Tools
Citation management tools allow you to store, manage, and format citations. They allow you to import references from databases, place citations formatted in various styles directly into your text, and create reference lists. Some examples of citation management tools are Mendeley, EndNote, and Zotero.
- Zotero guide - learn more about this free and open source citation management tool
Avoiding Plagiarism
- Citing Sources & Avoiding Plagiarism (Duke Univ. Libraries) – tips on warning signs and what to cite
- Plagiarism: What It is and How to Recognize and Avoid It (Writing Tutorial Services, Indiana Univ., Bloomington)
