Parenthetical References

Place the author's last name and the page number of the work you are citing in parentheses at the end of the sentence. If the author's name is mentioned in the sentence, use the page number alone in parentheses.

Example: The need for continuing education has become apparent to all (Jones 83).

Example: According to Rogers, this does not represent a conflict of interest (71).

List of Works Cited

Books:

One Author

Berry, Wendell. The Gift of Good Land. San Francisco: North Point, 1981.

More than three authors

Dent, Arthur, et al. 42 and Other Answers to Life New York: Galaxy House, 1988.

Encyclopedia Articles:

Periodicals:

Magazines

Ferguson, Jennifer. "America's Growing Homeless Problem." Utne Reader Sept.-Oct. 1990: 50-55.

Scholarly Journals

Vitnov, Alexai. "Environmental Problems of the Ukraine." Ecological Sentry 25 (1990): 56-57.

Newspapers

Schenk, Paul. "Teenage Pregnancy: America's Perplexing Problem." USA Today 11 Feb. 1991: A8.

Electronic Formats:

CD ROM

Reed Porter. "Languages of Indochinese Refugees." ERIC. CD-ROM. SilverPlatter. Oct.1982.

Internet

Black, Paul E. "Citing Electronic Sources." Online. Internet. 12 Jul. 1997. Available: http://lal.cs.byu.edu/electronic/elec.html.

Email, Listserv, and Newsgroup Citations

Lewis, Evan. "Re: My Time In India." E-mail to author. 18 Aug. 1999.

Cofax, Laura. "Re: Herstory." 25 Mar. 1995. Alliance for Women's Studies. lwc32@frontier.usw.edu (15 June 1997).

Electronic Database Articles

Morochove, Richard. "Easy E-Commerce for Small Businesses." PC World 17:9, Sept. 99, p89. EBSCO Business Source Plus (22 Sept. 1999).