1. Websites & Databases Interviews Books Encyclopedias Periodicals Citation Map Click on a Source

2. Student Resource Center POWER Library Internet Sites Beyond Books Contemporary Literary Criticism Newsbank Opposing Viewpoints SIRS Decades Vocational Biographies World Conflicts Today

3. Internet Source: Author of information. “Title of Web page (portion of Web site) used.” Title of Web site. Copyright date of Web site or last updated date. Sponsoring company, organization, or producer. Date of access. Sample: Forero, Juan. “Al Capone.” History Files. 8 Jan. 1998. Chicago Historical Society. 16 Mar. 2002. HomeBooksWebsites InterviewsPeriodicals Encyclopedias

4. POWER Library AP Multimedia Archive Biography Reference Bank EBSCO netLibrary HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

5. AP Multimedia Archive: Photographer (if given). Title of photograph as listed under “Object Name.” (in quotation marks). Date photograph was taken listed as “Creation Date.” (if given). AccuNet/AP Multimedia Archive. Date of access.. “Today Search”. Accunet/AP Multimedia Archive. 30 May 2003. AccuNet/AP Multimedia Archive.PA Power Library, Pennsylvania. 14 May 2004.. Home Books Periodicals Websites Encyclopedias Interviews

6. Biography Reference Bank: Citing a Full Text Periodical Article: Author name. "Article Title." "Article Title." Journal/Magazine Title volume number.issue number (publication year): page numbers. Database name. H.W. Wilson. Date accessed http://vnweb.hwwilsonweb.com / Sample: Willwerth, James. “Get off my turf.” Time 24 Aug. 1998:68-69 Readers’ Guide Abstracts Full Text Online. H.W. Wilson. Available: 30 Sept. 1998. Citing a Biographical Profile: Author’s Last Name, First Name (when available). "Article Title." Journal/Magazine Title. Date of Publication (when there is one). Pages of source (if available). Database Name. Online. H.W. Wilson. Name of Library, Consortium or Library System. Date of access.. Sample: “Masters, Edgar Lee.” World Authors 1900-1950, 1996. Wilson Biographies Plus. Online. H.W. Wilson. Available: 30 Aug. 2000. HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

7. EBSCO: Author name (if available). "Article Title." Name of Source, Date, edition, section (if available): page (or number of paragraphs if unavailable). Database Name. EBSCOhost. Date Accessed.. Sample: Tator, Charles, James D. Carson, and Robert Cushman. "Hockey injuries of the spine in Canada, 1966- 1996." CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal Vol.162 Issue 6, 03/21/2000, 787. Available from Academic Search Elite EBSCOhost. Accessed 15 November 2000.. HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

8. net Library: Author name. Title of book. Place of publication & publisher. Date of publication. NetLibrary. OCLC. Access Date. http://www.netLibrary.com/index.asp Sample: Armstrong, Lance. It’s Not About the Bike: My Journey Back to Life. New York: Putnam’s Sons, 2000. NetLibrary. OCLC. 25 Feb 2004. HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

9. Beyond Books: Automated citation available: Under each article title, there is a link “Cite this Page”. HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

10. Britannica Online: Automated citation available: Under each article title, there is a link, “Cite article”. HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

11. Contemporary Literary Criticism: Author Name. Essay Title. Contemporary Literary Criticism Select. The Gale Group. (Date of access). Sample: Grant, William E. "Nathaniel Hawthorne." Contemporary Literary Criticism Select. The Gale Group. (25 Jun. 1997). HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

12. Discovering Collection: Automated citation available: Under each article title, you will see Table of Contents with a link, Source Citation. HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

13. Student Resource Center: See “How to Cite” on article page. HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

14. History Study Center: Author’s name. "Title of the Article." Name of the Periodical Date of publication: page numbers. eLibrary Curriculum: History Study Center. Date of access. Sample: Frick, Robert. "Investing in Medical Miracles." Kiplinger's Personal Finance Feb. 1999: 80-87. eLibrary Curriculum: History Study Center. 25 Feb. 2004. HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

15. ProQuest Learning Literature: Author’s name. "Title of the Article." Name of the Periodical Date of publication: page numbers. eLibrary Curriculum: ProQuest Learning Literature. Date of access. Sample: Frick, Robert. "Investing in Medical Miracles." Kiplinger's Personal Finance Feb. 1999: 80-87. eLibrary Curriculum: ProQuest Learning Literature. 25 Feb. 2004. HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

16. Newsbank: Author name (if available). "Article Title." Newspaper Title Date, edition, section (if available): page (or number of paragraphs if unavailable). Database Name. Date Accessed.. Sample: Peres, Judy. "Couple's Divorce Entangles Frozen Embryos." Chicago Tribune 7 Aug. 1999, Chicagoland final ed., News sec.: 1. NewsBank NewsFile Collection. 16 Aug. 1999.. HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

17. Opposing Viewpoints Resource Center: Under each article title, you will see Table of Contents with a link, Source Citation. HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

18. SIRS Decades: Full-Text Articles Author's name. "Title of the Article." Original Source of Article Date of original source: page numbers. Name of the Database Used. Name of the Service. Name of Library or Library System, City, State Abbreviation. Date of access. Sample: Frick, Robert. "Investing in Medical Miracles." Kiplinger's Personal Finance Feb. 1999: 80-87. SIRS Researcher. ProQuest Information and Learning. North Library, Anytown, TX. 25 Feb. 2004. Since there are many forms of primary sources in this database, please refer to the directions on the NHSLibrary.com Database page, or SIRS Decades Help Section.NHSLibrary.com Database HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

19. Vocational Biographies: “Article Title.” Vocational Biographies. Series Vol. No. Sauk Center, MN, 2005. Vocational Biographies Online. Access Date. http://www.vocbiosonline.com> Sample: “Film Editor.” Vocational Biographies. Series F Vol. 5 No. 9. Sauk Center, MN, 2005. Vocational Biographies Online. 20 Nov. 2005. http://www.vocbiosonline.com> HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

20. World Conflicts Today: World Conflicts Today. Created by CultureGrams. March 2005. ProQuest Company. Date accessed. http://worldconflictstoday.com HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

21. Interview Name of interviewee. Type of Interview (eg. telephone, person-to-person). Date of interview. Sample: Payton, Mary Ann. Personal interview. 6 Feb. 2000. HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

22. Book – one author Book – two authors Book –one editor Book –two editors Book in a series

23. Book with one Author Author’s Last Name, First Name. Title of Book underlined. City of Publication: Publishing Company, Copyright Date. Sample: Armstrong, Lance. It’s Not About the Bike: My Journey Back to Life. New York: Putnam’s Sons, 2000. HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

24. Book with two authors Author’s Last Name, First Name and Author’s First name Last Name. Title of Book underlined. City of Publication: Publishing Company, Copyright Date. Sample: Daniels, Harvey, and Marilyn Bizar. Methods That Matter: Six Structures for Best Practice Classrooms. Portland: Stenhouse, 1998. HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

25. Book with an Editor Editors Last name, First Name, ed. Title of Book underlined. City of Publication: Publishing Company, Copyright Date. Sample: Layman, Richard, ed. American Decades:1960-1969. New York: Gale Research, 1995. HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

26. Two editors, series Editor’s Last name, First Name, and editor’s First name- Last name, eds. Title of Book underlined. City of Publication: Publishing Company, Copyright Date. Sample: Williams, Mary E., and Tamara L. Roleff, eds. Tobacco and Smoking: Opposing Viewpoints. Opposing Viewpoints Ser. San Diego: Greenhaven, 1998. NOTE: If there is a book editor and a series editor listed, use the book editor. In some works there are various levels of editors listed (managing, assistant, etc.). In that case, use only the first one listed. HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

27. One author (Book in a series) Author’s Last Name, First Name. Title of Book underlined. Name of series. City of Publication: Publishing Company, Copyright Date. Sample: Levy, Patricia. Scotland. Cultures of the World. New York: Marshall Cavendish, 2001. HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

28. Encyclopedia Author of the article (if given). "Title of Article.” Name of Encyclopedia. Year of Publication. Sample: Cleland, Hugh G. "Child Labor." Encyclopedia Americana. 1999 ed. When using one article from a volume use this format: Article author.(if signed) “Article Title.” Title of Multi-volume Set. Editor(s) of Set. Edition (if given). Name of series (if given). City: Publisher, Copyright date. Sample: “Algeria.” Encyclopedia of the Third World. Ed. George Thomas Kurian. 4th ed. New York: Facts on File, 1992. HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews

29. Magazine Article Author’s Last Name, First Name. "Title of Article in Quotes." Name of Magazine underlined. Date of Magazine: Page Number(s). Sample: Branscomb, Lewis M. "Improving R & D Productivity: The Federal Role." Science 14 Oct. 1999: 133-35. Newspaper Article Author’s Last Name, First Name. "Title of Article in Quotes." Name of Newspaper underlined [Place of publication, unless written in title or a nationally recognized publication] Date of Article: Page Number(s). Sample: Saylor, Steve. "Mounts Earn a Key Win." Intelligencer Journal [Lancaster, PA] 1 Feb. 1984: 17+. HomeBooks Periodicals WebsitesEncyclopedias Interviews