Chicago Style
The American Anthropological Association uses Chicago as its citation style. Check with your professor about which citation style to use in your assignment.
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Purdue Owl Chicago Formatting & Style GuideFree Chicago help online from Purdue OWL. Provides examples, instructions for commonly cited materials, a sample Chicago paper, and tips for avoiding plagiarism. There is information on both in-text citations and end-of-paper references.
Tip:
What's a DOI?
Many citation styles now require that a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) be included in your citation, if available. To see if a journal article has been assigned a DOI, you can look it up on CrossRef or Ask a Librarian.
Turabian Style
The Turabian style is a condensed version of the Chicago Manual of Style. The two styles are similar, but not necessarily identical.
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Turabian Quick GuideA free online guide from the Chicago Manual of Style to Turabian style basics.
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A Manual for Writers (Turabian)Print book that is the manual to the complete Turabian style (2013 edition). Newer edition coming soon to USU Libraries.
Library Help
How Do I...?
Learn About Other Styles?
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Other Citation StylesNeed to cite your sources in another style? Check out this guide for help!
Automatically Create Citations?
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Automatic Citations in Library DatabasesTips for getting started with citations from library databases.
Stay Organized?
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Zotero Citation Manager Citation organizers (or reference managers) store and organize citation information. USU Libraries supports Zotero, an easy to use, free, open-source citation management program
For more help, check out all our Research Tips.
