INTL 4285: Crisis Diplomacy: Writing and Citing

The UGA Writing Center is available to you to help with the writing process.  Bring in your draft to them, and they will give you helpful suggestions to make it better!

During the move to online classes due to COVID-19, the Writing Center is offering Written Feedback for you papers in lieu of an appointment.  You can begin signing up to receive writing support via email using our "Written Feedback" schedule at uga.mywconline.com. 

More info can be found here:  https://drive.google.com/file/d/1L-zsi1Ye7Uua3J54uh6qx3cPuZPt8LjE/view?usp=sharing

If you just want information on how a certain style is organized, the UGA Libraries keep Citation Style Guide web pages with examples of how to cite the most common types of resources using the most common styles (APA, Chicago, MLA, and more!)

The APA Style Blog is an amazing resource for students using APA

The MLA Style Center is available for examples of how to cite in MLA

If you're using the Chicago Manual of Style (Author-Date) or Footnotes, you can access the entire manual online through GALILEO:  http://www.galileo.usg.edu/express?link=mlal-uga1&inst=uga1

If you want a brief overview of Chicago, we have citation style pages which the Libraries' have made for quick questions about a style:

http://www.libs.uga.edu/ref/chicagostyle.pdf