Double-space the entire bibliography. Give each entry a hanging indent.Notes go below tables and figures (see samples on p.Table 1, or Table B1 and Table B2 if Appendix B has two tables) and describe them within the text of the appendix Label tables and figures numerically (ex.If you have two or more appendices, label them 'Appendix A', 'Appendix B' and so forth as they appear in the body of your paper.If you have only one appendix, label it 'Appendix'.For text, do not indent the first paragraph, but do indent the rest.Put each appendix on a separate page and align left.Include appendices only to help the reader understand, evaluate, or replicate the study or argument.No quotation marks around titles of articlesĪppendices with Tables, Figures, & Illustrations (section 2.14, and chapter 7).

Don't capitalize the second word of a hyphenated compound.

Capitalize only the first word, the first after a colon or em dash, and proper nouns.

Alphabetize the list by the first author's last name of of each citation (see sections 9.44-9.49).

List authors' last name first followed by the first and middle initials (ex. Skinner, B.

Double-space and use hanging indents (where the first line is on the left margin and the following lines are indented a half inch from the left).References should be centered and bolded at the top of a new page.Use ellipsis (.) when omitting sections from a quote and use four periods (.) if omitting the end section of a quoteīegins on a new page following the text of your paper and includes complete citations for the resources you've used in your writing.When quoting two or more paragraphs from an original source, indent the first line of each paragraph a half inch from the left margin.For quotes more than 40 words, indent the entire quote a half inch from the left margin and double-space it with no quotation marks.Include short quotations (40 words or less) in-text with quotation marks.Level 5: Indented 1/2', bold italics, Title Case, end with a period.Level 4: Indented 1/2', bold, Title Case, end with a period.Level 3: Alight left, bold italics, Title Case.Use a number for units of measurement, in tables, to represent statistical or math functions, and dates or times.Spell out numbers one through nine and use a number for 10 or more.Spell out long organization names and add the abbreviation in parenthesis, then just use the abbreviation.Usually, include sections like these: introduction, literature review or background, discussion, and conclusion - but the specific organization will depend on the paper type.As long as there is no Abstract, at the top of the first page, type the title of the paper, centered, in bold, and in Sentence Case Capitalization.Align the text to the left with a 1/2-inch left indent on the first line.Center horizontally in upper half of the page.No quotation marks, all capital letters, or bold.Title should be 12 words or less and summarize the paper's main idea.Include the title, your name, the class name, and the college's name.it does not require reference to the surrounding text to understand it Design the table and figure so that it can be understood on its own, i.e.Give each table column a heading and use separating lines only when necessary.No periods after a web address or DOI in the References list.Double-space and align text to the left.Use one of these highly readable fonts:.Use page numbers, including on the title page, 1/2 inch from top and flush with right margin.Indent first line of each paragraph 1/2 inch from left margin.Left aligned paragraphs and leave the right edge ragged (not 'right justified').Appendices (including tables & figures).Body (including introduction, literature review or background, discussion, and conclusion).Title page including Title, Author, University and Department, Class, Instructor, and Date.Or, view the directions for specific sections below: Order of SectionsĪppendices with Tables, Figures, & Illustrations

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