Quick Reference Resources: Style Guides

APA Style

• Concise Rules of APA Style (BF76.7.C66; Ref Desk)
• Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (BF76.7. P83; Ref Desk)
• APA PowerPoint Presentation 
  A why and how guide to writing APA-style citations, created by Drew C. Appleby, PhD, IUPUI Dept. of Psychology.

 AP (Associated Press) 

• Quick Reference AP Style (Boston University)
• Guide to AP Style (Utah State)

ASA Style

• ASA Style: American Sociological Association Documentation Style Adobe (.pdf) format
• ASA. (pdf file from IUPUI University Writing Center)
• Formatting in Sociology

Chicago Style

• Chicago Citation Style
• The Chicago Manual of Style Online
• Chicago Manual of Style (PE1478.C57; Ref Desk)

Citing Government Documents

• Guide to Citing U.S. Government Publications
  Prepared on IU Bloomington Library.  Based on MLA style.
• Guide to Citing International Organization Publications
  Prepared on IU Bloomington Library.  Based on MLA style.

MLA Style

• DocsCite (how to cite government documents)
• A Guide for Writing Research Papers
• MLA Style
• Using Modern Language Association (MLA) Format
• MLA: Citing Electronic Sources
• MLA: Citing Print Sources
• MLA. (pdf file from IUPUI University Writing Center)

• MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers (Ref PE1478.M71; Ref Desk)
• MLA Style Manual (PN147.G444; Ref Desk)

Turabian

• Turabian Citation Style
• Turabian Style

• A Manual for Writers of Term Papers, Theses and Dissertations (Z253.U69; Ref Desk)

General Resources

• Citing Internet and Other Electronic Resources (from Binghamton University)
• Documentation Guidelines: Citing Sources Within Your Paper (from Duke University)
• The Elements of Style (William Strunk, Jr, 1918, first edition)
• Footnote and Citation Style Guides (from Lehigh University)
• Guide for Writing a Funding Proposal
• Indiana University Style Guide
• IUPUI Writing Center
• ONLINE! Citation Styles
• Online Resources for Writers
• Resources for Documenting Electronic Sources (from Purdue University)
• Resources for Documenting Sources (from Purdue University)
• Sources: Their Use and Acknowledgement (from Dartmouth College)
• Writer's Handbook: Documentation Styles (from University of Wisconsin)
• Writing and Presenting Your Thesis or Dissertation
• The Writing Center at Rensselaer