There are a variety of sources that can aid you in citing your research. These include books, handouts (available at the HCCC Libraries' reference desk), databases, websites, and online tutorials. The following is a list of those that are especially helpful.
MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers by 
Rules for Writers by NoodleTools--this is a database you can access through the HCCC Libraries. If you are trying to log in to it from outside the campus, you must enter your Canvas log-in credentials. If you need assistance in using NoodleTools, you can view the HCCC Libraries tutorial by clicking here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjGUHo0E08Q&list=PLdvkVDao3gqzBMJMG8n-9vQRqXy4u55hf&index=1
Purdue University OWL (Online Writing Lab)
If you want further information on citing your research using MLA style, there is a LibGuide that was created specifically for citations. You can access it by clicking here: http://library.hccc.edu/citations
