Now that the Spring semester is in its third week, many of you are now or will soon be in the process of writing a research paper, and your professor will almost certainly require that you cite your sources using the APA, Chicago, or MLA citation style. For those of you unsure where to turn for help in generating citations, the Library has a web page dedicated to citing your sources. On our homepage, look under the first column (Find Information) and select the link for How to Cite Sources. On this page you will find information regarding all of the different style guides that the Library has, along with their call number locations, as well as a set of links to other websites with numerous examples on citing sources (under Online Citation Guides).
Lastly, don't hesitate to ask a librarian for assistance if you run into any trouble.
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- The Proctor Library was opened in 1996 and anchors the northwest corner of the College’s campus – the corner of Valencia and Sevilla Streets. The Library offers both an elegant and aesthetic environment to all users while at the same time providing the latest and most current in information services and information technology. The Library is named for Dr. William Proctor, the College Chancellor and former president (1971-2001).
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