[humanser] citation resource

[Shannon Cook]

I am not actually back in school.  I am in an 18-month long course to become a certified public manager.  I work for state government.  This is a nationally recognized program that can help boost promotion potential.  I am within a few months of graduation.  We are at the culmination of our program, which is a project proposal.  We need to use APA guidelines.

Thanks to you all for the quick response.  I'll be quite immersed in this project in the coming days.

Shannon Cook, MSW

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Hello,
I agree that the Purdue Owl website is a good resource for writing papers. It has a good amount of reference material regarding APA style.
If you are utilizing MSWord, I am attaching a document that may help in the process of referencing documents. Although the information necessary to create references is important to know, the document can provide a way to streamline the process of writing papers.
Good luck and welcome back to school!

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Hi,

I am working on a paper.  It has been a really long time since I have done so.  Is there a good website that can give me a quick and dirty synopsis of how to reference web resources.  That was not a big thing quite yet when I got my MSW back in the last century, literally...LOL!  I also need a brush-up on regular print resources, as I know those can tend to change over time.

Thanks for your help.

Shannon Cook, MSW
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