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Black History : How to Cite

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Citation Guides

Why Do I Cite?

Citing sources maintain academic standards and establish your credibility as it proves that you have done your research by looking at existing information and is contributing to the scholarly discourse with well-supported arguments. It gives credit to the original authors original and help readers to better understand the ideas you included in your paper.  

Citing your sources consistently and accurately helps you avoid committing plagiarism in your writing. Cite according to the citation style recommended by your instructor or the style that is common to your field of study or subject. 

See citation LibGuide below:

Citation and Style Guides: Style Guides, Help Sheets, Formatting Papers

 

Publication Manual Of The American Psychological Association - 9781433832161  Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association

ISBN: 9781433832154

Publication Date: 2019

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MLA Handbook (OFFICIAL)    MLA Handbook by The Modern Language Association of America, 9th Edition

ISBN: 9781603295611

Publication Date: 2021

All Campuses - Reference

Citation Generators

 

Citation generators help you to format your citations; both for in-text citations and your works cited page. The UCNJ Libraries presently offers Noodle Tools to help you build your citations. Noodle Tools guides you through the process of creating citations for any type of source. 

NoodleTools     Noodle Tools - Register for your free personal account and start building correct citations.

Use NoodleTools Express to create a single citation.

Noodle Tools Help Desk answers frequently asked questions or more specific questions.

Noodle Tools Companion is a free app available for Apple and Android devices.  

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