TSUD425 - Social Justice and Urban Sustainability -- Yerena: APA Citations
What is APA Style?
APA citation style was created by the American Psychological Association. It is commonly used for citing sources in the Social Sciences, which includes: Anthropology, Business, Communication studies, Education, Ethnic studies, Law, Political studies, Psychology, Sociology, and etc.
APA Citation Guide
- APA Style, 7th ed - TLCCreated by the Teaching and Learning Center, this is the latest edition for APA citations.
- APA Citation Guide, 6th ed - TLCCreated by the UWT TLC, this guide provides examples for reference list, in-text, and parenthetical citations for commonly used formats.
- Common Questions About Citing in APA StyleCreated by the UWT TLC, this guide provides answers to common questions and APA formatting.
- APA Style for Electronic ReferencesA guide to citing electronic references in APA style.
- Checklist for Scholarly Papers in APA FormattingCreated by the UWT TLC, this handout will help you check your paper for proper formatting.
- APA Style Running Headers in MS WordRunning heads are required in APA formatting. Created by the UWT TLC, this handout provides steps to set up running headers in MS Word (PC).
APA Web Resources
- APA Style and Formatting GuideBased on the Publication Manual for the American Psychological Association (6th ed.). From the Online Writing Lab at Purdue Univeristy.
- Frequently Asked Questions about APA StyleBased on the Publication Manual for the American Psychological Association (6th ed.). This FAQ will help clarify frequent areas of confusion.
- Citing Sources in APA & MLAFrom the Duke University Libraries.
- Citing Online Business Sources in APAFrom the University Washington Bothell Library.
APA Citation
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APA Library Resources
Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association by Call Number: BF76.7 .P82 2010UW Tacoma Library Ready Reference &
UW Tacoma Library Writing Resources
