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Citation Support
Need help citing sources in your research?
Citation style is one of frequent questions from graduate students.
Before citing sources, please check with your professor to see if a particular style is required.
The following is the List of Style Manuals that is generally used in IUJ.
- Modern Language Association (MLA) Style
MLA style for documentation is widely used in the humanities, especially in writing on language and literature.
What is MLA Style? | FAQ about MLA Style
 MLA Style Manual Holdings in MLIC
The most complete information about MLA style can be found in the official MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers. This handbook is available on the reference area in MLIC Library.
- American Psychological Association (APA) Style
Developed by the American Psychological Association. This style has become the standards for works in the Social Sciences.
What is APA Style? | FAQ about APA Style
 APA Style Manual Holdings in MLIC
The most complete information about APA style can be found in the official APA Manuals.Prints are available on the reference area in MLIC library.
- CHICAGO Style
The Chicago Manual of Style presents two basic documentation systems, the humanities style (notes and bibliography) and the author date system. For information about preferred style, please check first with your professor.
The Chicago Manual of Style Online
 Chicago Style Manual Holdings in MLIC
The most complete information about Chicago style can be found in the official Chicago Manual Style. Print and DVD versions are available on the reference area in MLIC library.
Citation Management Style
RefWorks is a citation management system that allows you to save, store, and manage bibliographic citations, and also to generate bibliographies in different citation styles. RefWorks is available through MLIC library E-Resources
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