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Style Guides
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Which style guide should you use?
Always ask your professor first. If she/he does not have a preference, here are some suggestions: APA: Psychology, Education, and other social sciences. MLA: Literature, Arts, and Humanities. AMA: Medicine, Health, and Biological Sciences. Turabian: Designed for college students to use with all subjects. Chicago: Used with "real world" subjects in books, magazines, newspapers, and other non-scholary publications. |
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MLA Style
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APA Style
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Turabian Style
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AMA Style
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General
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Lists of more writing style guides
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Reference Books
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Dictionaries
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Thesauruses
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Quotes
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Jargon
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Handbooks
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Grammar and Punctuation Specific |
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Other General Links
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This site defines plagiarism and gives helpful tips for how and when to quote and cite.
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This site will help you with grammar.
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Professional/Career Information
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Writing a communication's paper or researching communication issues? Try this site.
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Information on Technical Writing.
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Writing as a career. A professional resource for writers with job listings, writer's guidelines, chat, links, message boards, news, book reviews, author interviews, and an online writing magazine.
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Guidelines for writing proposals.
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This site provides some great guidelines and examples for writing in Business English style.
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Publishing
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Present your papers and poems at Weber State's professional conference!
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The mother of all online humanities publishers!
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Professors' Preferred
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Art
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Geography
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Writing Center
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