Citation tools can make mistakes. This includes all the citation-generation tools listed on this page. Always check your citations are correct before you submit your work.
The library provides access to the APA Style Manual, the online version of the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (7th edition). You can access it through Health Sciences Databases page on the library website, or use the direct link below:
You can easily create citations directly from library databases and also the QuickSearch. Here's how:
Method 1: From an article page:
Open the article you want to cite
Look for the "Cite" button (it usually looks like a quotation mark symbol)
Click Cite
Method 2: From search results
Find the article in your search results
Click the "Tools" button (looks like three dots ⋮)
Click Cite
After clicking Cite:
A box will appear
Select your citation style (example: APA 7th edition)
Click "Copy to clipboard"
Paste the citation where you need it
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You can also visit the library's Citation Help page, where you will find many more citation resources including:
Citation Quick Reference Guides
Downloadable PDF guides for APA 7th edition and other citation styles
These guides show you how to cite common sources like journal articles, books, and websites
Zotero Citation Manager
Free resource management tool that will help save, organize, and cite your sources automatically
Several video tutorials that show you how to install and use Zotero
APA Style Tutorials
Video lessons on APA citation basics
Practice exercises to help you improve your citation skills
Links to Additional Resources
Purdue OWL - Has comprehensive citation guides for all major styles
ZoteroBib - Free online tool to quickly generate citations
To access the Citation Help page:
Click here for direct access
Or from any library page: Click Research Support in the navigation bar, then Citation Help in the dropdown menu
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