Other Citation Styles
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ACS (American Chemical Society)This guide from Penn State offers examples on how to cite all different types of materials, including dissertations and even patents.
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APSA (American Political Science Association)This guide is from UW-Madison, offering help on formatting and citing in this style.
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ASA (American Sociological Association)A guide from Purdue offering manuscript, in-text citation and reference list formatting guidelines.
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ICMJE (International Committee of Medical Journal Editors)Samples of formatted references for authors of journal articles from the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
Resources for Citing Electronic and Web Sources
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How to Cite Electronic Sources MLA & ChicagoThe Library of Congress offers a guide to citing web pages, illustrations, maps, films. etc.
Resources for Citing Archival Documents
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Citation Guide for Primary SourcesThe UWM Libraries Archives Department offers guidelines and examples for citing archival material.
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Citing Records in the National Archives of the U.S.This PDF pamphlet offers guidelines on how to cite items help by the National Archives and Records Administration
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Citing Primary SourcesA guide from the Library of Congress to citing digitized primary sources in Chicago, MLA, and APA styles.
Resources for Citing ERIC Documents
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Citing ERIC Documents APAA guide from Indiana Wesleyan University on formatting citations for ERIC documents in APA style.
Citing Business Sources
Note: The following websites from other university libraries provide guidance and examples for citing business resources using various citation styles. Please note that UWM Libraries does not subscribe to all of the business databases that are mentioned in these guides.
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Citing Your Sources for Business StudentsA guide from Boston University Libraries with examples using MLA, APA, and Chicago citations styles.
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Business Citation GuideA guide from York University Libraries on how to cite print and electronic business resources in MLA and APA style.
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Harvard Business School: Citation GuideA guide from Harvard Business School on how to create footnotes and bibliographic citations for a variety of business print and online information sources.
Citing Legal Sources
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Introduction to Basic Legal CitationUpdated in 2015, this guide by Cornell Law School professor, Peter W. Martin, gives in-depth information and examples on how to cite everything from electronic sources to judicial opinions to case documents.
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A Bluebook Guide for Law StudentsAn easy-to-follow Bluebook guide from Suffolk University Law School on how to cite various legal documents.
Citing Government Sources
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The Complete Guide to Citing Government Information Resources by Call Number: Z1223.Z7 G37x 2002Publication Date: 2002Located at the Research Help desk
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UNV - Citing Gov't Documents MLA StyleThis website from the University of Nevada-Reno offers a comprehensive list of sample citations for government and legal documents.
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DocsCite Citation GeneratorA step-by-step guide from Arizona State University, on generating citations for government documents.