Citing Your Sources

WSU Writing Center Mini-Manual for Using APA Style in Research Papers (To view this file, you need an Adobe Acrobat Reader, a free download)
APA Style: Electronic Sources in the Reference List -Best place online to get this information (from Purdue University).
Bibliography Styles Handbook: APA Format -Very complete for non-electronic sources (from the University of Illinois).
Electronic Reference Formats Recommended by the American Psychological Association - Latest information from the official site.
Using APA Style to Cite and Document Sources -A well organized and complete guide to documenting electronic sources using APA.

WSU Writing Center Mini-Manual for Using MLA Style in Research Papers (To view this file, you need an Adobe Acrobat Reader, a free download)
Bibliography Styles Handbook: MLA Format -Very complete for non-electronic sources.
Using MLA Style to Cite and Document Sources -A well organized and complete guide to documenting electronic sources using MLA.
MLA Style: Bibliographic Entries -Another good starting point for traditional sources.
MLA Style -The official MLA site.

Documenting Sources: Chicago Manual of Style -Thorough overview of most format types; great place to begin.
Turabian Style -A brief guide to citing print and electronic sources.
Turabian Style: Sample Footnotes and Bibliographic Entries -A good starting point for traditional sources and a few types of electronic documents.

Cite Resources: Council of Science Editors Style -Excellent overview of CSE style for most source types from the Ohio State University Libraries.
CSE - Council of Science Editors (Citation/Sequence System) -More in-depth look at how to use CSE style from Colorado State University.
CSE Citation-Sequence and Name-Year Styles -Nice explanation of the CSE citation-sequence and name-year styles from Duke University Libraries.

IEEE

ASME

AIAA

ACM

AIP

Uncle Sam - Brief Guide to Citing Government Publications -A substantial guide to citing various sorts of government publications, including electronic sources.
Citing Government Information Sources Using MLA -Provides examples of how to cite in MLA Style commonly used government documents.

Harvard Business School Citation Guide-Covers a wide variety of sources: annual reports, SEC filings, bond prospectuses, and other business-related documents.

AMA Style Guide-A brief introduction to the American Medical Association style for citing print sources.
NLM Style Guide-A brief introduction to the National Library of Medicine recommended style for citing print sources.
Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical Journals-This is an authoritative site by the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) that includes citation styles.