MLA Style

MLA (Modern Language Association) Style is typically used when writing papers for English, philosophy, and some other humanities.

• MLA 8 guide from EasyBib/Chegg 
• MLA guide from the OWL at Purdue
• The MLA Style Center: Works Cited: A Quick Guide
• DOI look-up from crossref.org
• MLA 8th edition examples of works commonly cited at Lake Forest College and not shown in the Hacker Pocket Style Manual—includes MS Word formatting tips for page numbers, hanging indents, etc.

APA Style

APA (American Psychological Association) Style is typically used when writing for psychology and other social sciences, as well as the sciences.

• HGSE APA Guide—recommended by Lake Forest College Psychology Department faculty
• Best of the APA Style Blog: 2017 Edition—includes sample papers
  and many examples, such as:
     How to Cite Edition, Volume, and Page Numbers for Books
• DOI look-up from crossref.org
• APA guide from the OWL at Purdue
• An index of commonly cited types of sources listed in the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, 6th edition, located on the Ready Reference shelves in the Donelley and Lee Library
• APA Style Guide to Electronic References (Lake Forest College students and faculty call 847-735-5074 for password)
• APA examples of works commonly cited at Lake Forest College and not shown in the Hacker Pocket Style Manual—includes MS Word formatting tips for page numbers, hanging indents, etc.
• More APA

Chicago Style

Chicago Style is often used for history, economics, art history, or other papers requiring footnotes.

Chicago Style: Footnotes or Endnotes

17th edition (2017) Chicago Style: Footnotes

• Chicago Manual of Style
  (see also Chicago-Style Citation Quick Guide)
• OWL at Purdue University Chicago Style Guide
  (17th edition)
• Changes from the 16th to the 17th editions of the Chicago Manual of Style
• Chicago Style (17th ed.) footnote examples of works commonly cited at Lake Forest College and not shown in the Hacker Pocket Style Manual—includes MS Word formatting tips for page numbers, hanging indents, etc.
• DOI look-up from crossref.org

Chicago Style: Author-Date

17th edition (2017) Chicago Style: Author-Date

• Author-Date Style (chapter 15 of the Chicago Manual of Style)
  (see also Chicago Author-Date Citation Quick Guide)
• Chicago Author-Date Style (17th ed.) examples for works commonly cited at Lake Forest College and not shown in the Hacker Pocket Style Manual—includes MS Word formatting tips for page numbers, hanging indents, etc.