Public Services Librarian
Calvin Cleary
Contact:
Beeghly Library
740-368-3237
Subjects: Africana, Gender, and Identity Studies, Ancient, Medieval, and Renaissance Studies, Citations, Classics, Comparative Literature, East Asian Studies, Education, English, Film Studies, Fine Arts, History, Images, Journalism and Communication, Latin American Studies, Performing Arts, Religion and Philosophy, Sociology and Anthropology, World Languages and Culture
Citing Your Sources
Citing your sources is as important as the research and writing. Don't forget to cite!
- Citation Tools and ResourcesWhy cite, how to cite, and all the tools and references you'll need to keep track of and present your research.
- Annoying Ways People Use SourcesHow to artifully integrate quotes and other sources into your writing and speaking.
Copyright and Plagiarism
Citing your sources is not only essential to display and support your research, it is an ethical practice that ensures acknowledgement of someone else's work and can help you avoid plagiarism or copyright infringement.
Please review the following OWU guidelines:
Additional Reading:
- Fair Use for Students (Association of Research Libraries)
- Using copyrighted works in research (University of Minnesota Libraries)
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