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Handouts
The handouts below are available for you to download. Print copies for your students, upload them to Canvas, or email them as attachments.
Citation Style Guides
- APA Quick Reference Guide - 7th ed.Click the above to download a one page, double-sided guide to APA style
- ASA Citation Quick Reference Guide - 4th ed.Click the link above to download a one page, double-sided guide for ASA style.
- Chicago Style Quick Reference Guide - 17th ed.Click the link above to download a one page, double-sided guide for the notes and bibliography format.
- MLA Handout - 9th EditionClick the above to download a one page, double-sided quick reference guide for 9th Edition MLA Style.
Helpful Hints for Printing, Searching, and More
- Printing PowerPoint SlidesScreen shots for printing multiple slides on a page in MS Office PowerPoint 2013
- Finding a Journal or Article in Full TextScreenshots for using Full Text Finder to find a specific periodical or article in a periodical.
Reducing Textbook Costs for Students with Z-courses
Textbook costs are a significant barrier for students trying to afford their college education. Faculty can help reduce this burden by selecting open educational resources and other free-to-students educational materials in lieu of a required commercial textbook.
Open Educational Resources (OER) are educational materials that can be freely downloaded, edited, and shared to better serve all students.*
"Free-to-students" resources are educational materials which do not cost students anything, but may be funded by the Library or institution, or have usage and/or copyright restrictions that OER do not have (for example, articles from Library databases, or other content subscribed to by the institution).
To learn more about ways you can reduce textbook costs for students, visit the Library's Open Educational Resources page. For more information or assistance with exploring OER, contact Megan Dempsey, Instructional Services Librarian.
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