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Learn about citation resources, including citation guides for MLA, APA, and the Chicago Manual of Style. You can also manage your citations with software like EndNote, Mendeley or Zotero..
Many library databases (Academic Search Ultimate, EconLit, Google Scholar, GreenFile, etc.) provide a "cite this" functionality that will format the citation in the style of your choice (APA, Chicago, etc.). You can then copy and paste the formatted citation into the bibliography of your paper. Just be sure to check the formatting. There could be errors in punctuation, capitalization, etc.
The Writing Skills Improvement Program offers both regular and custom workshops.
Present your research
Library services & resources
Borrow technology - Presentation-related equipment for loan includes cameras, portable projectors, voice recorders, etc.
Rooms & spaces - Use library group study rooms for project team meetings. Technology study rooms have presentation equipment.
Software on Library Workstations - The Library provides a wide range of software on Information Commons computers that can support presentation preparation, including graphics software and Microsoft Office software such as PowerPoint.
Effective Presentation Design & Delivery - an excellent guide to resources from Georgetown University Library. Some resources are for Georgetown affiliates only.
