ENGWR 300 (Lewis) Career Choices

The key to citing any source is to:

1. be consistent in style and format;
2. have a clear and neat format;
3. present sufficient information for a reader to identify and find the work or cited passage;
4. NOT make up your own rules.

For citing material from the Web, two additional pieces of information are usually needed:

1. the electronic address or URL of the site (e.g. http://...)
2. the date you accessed the site or database

Check out the Writing Center (LRC 144) and make an appointment for help with your papers. The Center also holds workshops on organizing, thesis statements, and more.

EBSCOhost can generate citations. So can some of the other databases. But be careful; these citations often have some flaws. The following sites and tools can help get your Works Cited page in order.