How Do I Get Help Citing Bibliographic References?

1	Citing Music References
2	Citing Science, Engineering and Medical References
3	Citing Social Sciences and Humanities References
4	Citing Legal References

1. Citing Music References

The Music Library's web site provides links to citation and writing sources to assist with writing papers in music:

• Citing Music Sources in Your Essay and Bibliography Using "Turabian" Style
• Merriam Webster Online
• Thesaurus Writers Resources
• Style Sheets for Citing Print & Electronic Resources
• Humanities (MLA & Chicago), Scientific (APA & CBE), and History

For more information, please take a look at the Browse by Program pages created by the Music Library staff.

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2. Citing Science, Engineering and Medical References

Taylor Library's web site provides links to citation and writing sources to assist with writing papers in engineering, medicine, and the sciences using the following styles:

• ACS Style Guide: A Manual for Authors and Editors
• American Medical Association Manual of Style: A Guide for Authors and Editors
• Author's Handbook of Styles for Life Science Journals
• Chicago Manual of Style
• MLA Style Manual and Guide to Scholarly Publishing
• Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association

For more information, please take a look at the Browse by Program pages created by Taylor Library staff for Medicine & Dentistry; Biological Sciences; Engineering; Health Sciences; and Physical Sciences.

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3. Citing Social Sciences and Humanities References

The D.B. Weldon Library's web site provides links to citation and writing sources to assist with writing papers:

• Citing Sources: According to APA
• Citing Sources: According to ASA
• Citing Sources: According to the Chicago Style
• Citing Sources: According to MLA
• Citing Sources: According to Turabian
• Citing Government Publications: Brief Guide
• Citing Government Publications: Detailed Guide
• Citing Royal Commissions, Commissions of Inquiry and Task Forces
• How to Cite Statistics Canada Products

For more information, please take a look at the Browse by Program pages created by Weldon Library staff for Arts; Multidisciplinary & Regional Studies; Social Science; and Information & Media Studies.

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4. Citing Legal References

• The main source for citing legal references, used by Canadian legal researchers, is the Canadian Guide to Uniform Legal Citation (The McGill Guide). The guide includes examples of United Kingdom and U.S. legal citations as well as some from other jurisdictions. Copies of this print guide are kept on 2hr Reserve in the Law Library, KF 240.C354 2002.

• Another source of legal citation for U.S. sources is The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation. A copy of this is also kept on 2hr Reserve in the Law Library, KF 245.H36 2000.

For more information, please take a look at the Browse by Program pages created by the Law Library staff.

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