ANTH 102 - Graham
Chicago Citation Style
The American Anthropological Association uses The Chicago Manual of Style 17th edition, which is the citation style you will be using in this class to format your paper and cite your sources. Use the resources below to ensure that you are avoiding plagiarism by properly citing your sources.
- Citing Articles
Examples from Purdue OWL
- Citing Books
Examples from Purdue OWL
- OWL at Purdue
Citation examples, sample papers, overviews of citation styles, and more
The Chicago Manual of Style, 17th Edition by Call Number: Z253 .U69 2017ISBN: 9780226287058Publication Date: 2017-09-05A physical copy of The Chicago Manual of Style is available at each of the three CSN campus libraries. Please visit your library to check it out or reserve a copy by following this link and signing in with your NSHE ID # and myCSN password.
CSN Writing Center (In-Person)
The Centers for Academic Success also offers in-person, drop-in assistance Monday-Sunday. (Click this link to find out more information about their hours and campus locations.) Writing Center Assistants will help you to develop your writing skills, organize your ideas into a logical paper, and proofread your paper according to your assignment guidelines. More information about Writing Center services can be found on their website.
MLA Citation Style
CSN has created an MLA Style Quick Guide for you convenience. All materials in this guide are for the MLA 8th edition. To utilize the guide for the MLA 7th edition, please see the guide below:
- MLA 9th ed. Style Quick GuideA PDF copy of the MLA 9th edition style guide created by CSN.
For more information regarding MLA, please see the complete MLA library guide created by CSN Libraries.
MLA 9th Edition Handbook by Call Number: LB2369 .M52 2021ISBN: 9781603293518Publication Date: 2021-04-06A physical copy of The MLA Handbook 9th edition is available at each of the three CSN campus libraries. Please visit your library to check it out or reserve a copy by following this link and signing in with your NSHE ID # and myCSN password.
