There are a variety of sources that can aid you in citing your research. These include books, handouts (available at the HCCC Library reference desk), databases, websites, and online tutorials. The following is a list of those that are especially helpful.
Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association by 
MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers by 
Rules for Writers by NoodleTools--this is a database you can access through the HCCC Library. If you are trying to log in to it from outside the campus, you must enter your CWID for the user name and your last name for the password. If you need assistance in using NoodleTools, you can view the HCCC Library 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 APA OR MLA style, there is a LibGuide that was created specifically for citations. You can access it by clicking here: http://library.hccc.edu/citations
