- Arizona State University
- LibGuides
- Technical Communication
- Citing Sources
Technical Communication: Citing Sources
Citation basics
- The Online Writing Lab at PurdueThe OWL at Purdue University is a popular resource that many instructors refer to in their classes. Links to many resources.
Writing Center
- Writing Centers at ASUDetails about ASU's Writing Centers as well as contact information.
ASU Graduate College
- Academic IntegrityThis page gives helpful resources from the Graduate College as well as advice on complying with rules at ASU.
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