Forensics

This guide provides research tools and resources for forensic science students at Arizona State University, including databases, journals, books, and professional development opportunities.

Citation style guides

Urban planning research typically uses APA (American Psychological Association) style. These resources will help you cite sources correctly:

ASU Library Citation Styles Guide
Comprehensive guide created by ASU librarians covering when and how to cite sources in multiple citation styles.

Purdue OWL
APA Style Guide Detailed formatting and style guidance from Purdue University's writing lab, including examples for all source types.

APA Style Official Website
The official APA resource for current citation guidelines, including new guidance for citing data, maps, and digital sources.

Citation management tools

Tools to help organize sources and generate citations:

Zotero
Free, open-source citation manager that integrates with Word and Google Docs. Works well with academic databases and can store PDFs. Download and support available through the ASU Library.

Mendeley
Free citation manager with PDF annotation tools and collaboration features. Integrates with Microsoft Word.

EndNote (Requires purchase)
Professional citation management software is available free to ASU students and faculty.

For more information about each citation style, see the ASU Library Citation Styles LibGuide:
https://libguides.asu.edu/citing

NB: These tools and guides can help you organize research materials and properly cite sources for academic work.