Subject areas that are likely to use Chicago & Turabian styles include:
If you aren't sure which citation style to use, check with your instructor.
A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Dissertations
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Available in Funderburg Library:
Ref 808.066 T84m8
Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL)
The Chicago Manual of Style Online
(The full manual requires a subscription,
but there's plenty of useful free content)
Available in Funderburg Library:
Ref 808.027 C432u15
Chicago Manual of Style Guidelines
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When that research paper comes due and you've forgotten your style manual, get the guidance you need quickly with the Chicago Manual of Style QuickStudy* guide. Based on the 16th edition of CMS, this handy, easy-to-carry three-panel guide contains the information you need for writing academic papers to CMS specifications, pared down to the essentials, including common, real-world sample references for both CMS citation formats so that you can be sure you are giving appropriate credit where credit is due. --Provided by publisher.
Mary Hansell - Chicago Style Format Tutorial
Courtesy of the Regent University Writing Lab
