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- Ask a Librarian - HelpAsk a Librarian provides options to get you quickly in touch with our knowledgeable and experienced reference librarians. These librarians are here to help you succeed in your scholarship and research at ASU. You've got four ways to Ask a Librarian: Chat, email, phone, and in person.
- Citation StylesAn overview of several of the most frequently used citation styles as well as access to additional styles used within the scientific disciplines is presented here. Official style guides provide documentation on and examples of how individual associations, journals or publishers format citations, bibliographies and footnotes.
- Library Guides (LibGuides)LibGuides are created by ASU Librarians to provide guidance on accessing the most relevant resources covering a wide variety of subjects and courses taught at Arizona State University. Because they list only the best items for your subject, they can save you lots of time sorting by getting you right to what you need. They also provide quick contact information for the subject librarian for each one -- so you can quickly get help from an expert in that area.
- Subject LibrariansEvery college and school at ASU has an assigned librarian to provide specialized expertise. These librarians are here to help students succeed in their research!
- TutorialsTutorials include: General Research Skills, Finding Articles, Using Databases, and Citing Sources.
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