Suggested Readings on Academic Integrity

Books

Articles and Websites

Claiming Your Education: Becoming Part of a Scholarly Community
Pearson Higher Ed.

The Writer’s Handbook
The University of Wisconsin-Madison published this document to be used as a student handout for preventing plagiarism in academic writing.

Annotated Bibliography Guide

Citation Sources

MLA Style, 9th ed.
APA Style, 7th ed.
Chicago (Notes-Bibliography Style), 18th ed.
Chicago (Author-Date Style), 18th ed.
See also the online version of the Chicago Manual of Style
Turabian (Notes-Bibliography Style), 9th ed.
Turabian (Author-Date Style), 9th ed.
ASA Style, 6th ed.

Citing Sources in the Text of a Paper

Including a list of Works Cited at the end of an essay is not enough. Learn how to cite the use of a source in the text of your paper.

Using Information from Sources in the Text of a Paper

Review five different methods for including the words of another writer or information from a research resource into the text of your paper.

Citing Creative Commons Materials

Find models and suggestions for citing Creative Commons images, video clips, music, or other materials.

Creating an Annotated Bibliography

Learn how to create an annotated bibliography for a class assignment or for your own use as a researcher and writer.

Zotero

Learn more about Zotero – a citation management tool to help you keep track of and organize various references for papers and projects.

Avoiding Plagiarism

See Trinity University’s definitions of plagiarism and consider how to avoid these situations.

Detecting Plagiarized Material

Information and links for faculty members and others to use in detecting plagiarized materials.