Organizing Academic Research Papers: Acknowledgements

There's a tremendous number of books, articles, and commercial and non-commercial web sites that offer advice on how to write college-level research papers. In particular, the web sites linked below were consulted while developing this research guide. To facilitate further access to information about writing scholarly research papers and related academic endeavors in the social and behavioral sciences, most text boxes include a bibliography of these sites as well as other print and online resources. Suggestions for additional sources or modifications to the site are welcomed and can be sent to reference@sacredheart.edu. 

• Academic Skills Program, University of Canberra
• Political Science/Law, Societies, and Justice/Jackson School of International Studies Writing Center, University of Washington
• "How to Write a Paper in Scientific Journal Style and Format." Greg Anderson, Department of Biology, Bates College
• The Institute for Writing and Rhetoric, Dartmouth College
• The OWL (Online Writing Lab). Purdue University.
• The Reading/Writing Center, Hunter College.
• Web Center for Social Research Methods, Cornell University Office for Rsearch on Evaluation
• Writing@CSU. Colorado State University.
• The Writing Center. University of Kansas.
• The Writing Center. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
• The Writing Center. University of Wisconsin, Madison.
• Writing Guide, Department of English, George Mason University.
• Writing at the University of Toronto.
• Writing Tutorial Services, Indiana University