The UCWbL's guides on AP, APA, Chicago, and MLA style focus on the how-to and why of each style, including
Our Citation & Styles resources help writers to value the intellectual property of other writers through the attribution of ideas and knowledge and properly citing their works, consistent with the DePaul University code of Academic Integrity.
The content in this section reflects our day-to-day work with writers in Workshops, peer tutoring in the Writing Center, in course-specific writing supported by the Writing Fellows Program, and in UCWbL resources for faculty.
In the spirit of our Core Belief 5, "all writers, no matter how accomplished, can improve their writing by sharing works in progress and revising through constructive criticism," we welcome feedback about these guides via email or via Twitter or Facebook.
Dissertators and faculty members seeking out editing services in particular style or publication guides may contact Lauri Dietz.