Having trouble putting it all together? The SMC Center for Writing Across the Curriculum offers peer-to-peer advising sessions for both undergraduate and graduate students. You can call or stop by to make an appointment, or can also drop in and do a session immediately, if an adviser is available.
See their website for more information, or stop by the first floor of DeLaSalle.
A Pocket Guide to Writing in History (9th Edition) This book is available to check out or for in library use. Ask a Librarian to help you locate it.
How to Create an Annotated Bibliography (SMC login required if off campus)
The Chicago Manual of Style is the preferred citation style for history subject research. Below are links to resources available to help you with your notes and bibliography.
Chicago Manual of Style Online Also available in print in the first floor reference area.
OWL Purdue's Guide to the Chicago Manual of Style
Chicago Manual of Style (Notes-Bibliography) - A guide from the SMC Library
Citation Managers are applications or websites that store and organize citation information. This means that a researcher using a citation manager can quickly find the sources that they are using, and can easily create bibliographies in a variety of citation styles and even create accurate internal citations while writing research papers.
Citation Managers can help you:
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