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Step 6: Writing Your Paper and Citing Your Sources |
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How to Write a College Paper (Villanova University Writing Center). See especially:
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Writing a Research Paper (Purdue University). See especially: |
Citing your sources
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Guides to documentation styles |
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Especially useful: Research and Documentation Online by Diana Hacker |
Academic Integrity concerns and avoiding plagiarism
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Take a quiz to see how much you know |
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What is plagiarism? "Plagiarism is a difficult concept to define. It includes a range of actions from failure to use proper citation to wholesale cheating. A student who plagiarizes may do so unintentionally or it could be a deliberate adoption or reproduction of ideas or words or statements of another person as one’s own without acknowledgement." from QuickStudy (University of Minnesota Libraries). |
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Villanova University Academic Integrity Gateway |
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Villanova University Academic Integrity Code |
Click here for the help of a research librarian. |
Click here to make an appointment at the Writing Center.
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STARS research guide. We hope you
found it useful. We'd love to have your
suggestions and comments.
Return to Step 5 | Return to Introduction.
Adapted with permission from the
JSCC Library Information Literacy Tutorial.
Comments and suggestions to
Barbara Quintiliano, Instructional Design Librarian.
