Writing Links
Other Writing Centers’ Websites
Approaching Writing & Technique-Building
- Outline Development (from Purdue University’s OWL)
- Punctuation (from Purdue University’s OWL)
- Avoiding Plagiarism (from Purdue University’s OWL)
Writing for the Disciplines
- Research Paper Writing (from Purdue University’s OWL)
- Rhetorical Considerations and Style in Psychology Writing
Documentation Guides
- APA Style Info from the APA
- MLA Style Center
- Chicago Manual of Style Online Citation Guide
- SUNY Broome Library–APA Guide
- SUNY Broome Library–MLA Guide
- SUNY Broome Library–Chicago Template
- APA Style (from Purdue University’s OWL)
- MLA Guide (from Purdue University’s OWL)
- Chicago Manual of Style Guide (from Purdue University’s OWL)
Career-Oriented Writing
- Application Essays
- Professional Writing, Including Revision of Business Writing & Resumes (from Purdue University’s OWL)
- SUNY Broome’s Center for Career Development
Research Links
Dictionaries & Encyclopedias
Why no links to online citation generators?
We do not recommend using 3rd party citation generators because they often produce inaccurate results. Students are much better off learning the basics of how to cite without relying on a “black box” to generate the citation for them. (If you don’t have a basic understanding of citation, you’ll be much less able to tell if the output from such a tool is wrong.) That said, the citation assistance tools built into academic research databases, such as what you will find in EBSCOhost through our library, tend to be more reliable than 3rd party citation generators, but we can’t link to those.