12Documentation Styles
  
 
Disciplinary Documentation Preferences
 
APA
(American Psychological Association)		 CBE
(Council of Biology Editors Style Manual)		 Chicago Manual of Style MLA
 (Modern Language Association)
Anthropology* Computer Sciences Anthropology* Art*
Business* Engineering Art* Communication Studies*
Communication Studies* Technology Business* Composition*
Composition* Health Sciences Communication Studies* English
Nursing Mathematics* History Foreign Languages
Political Science* Natural Sciences Mathematics* Literature
Psychology Applied Sciences Philosophy  
Sociology*   Political Science*  
    Religion  
    Sociology*  
 

*see other listing(s) also; depends on department or journal preference

Source: Jones, Robert, Patrick Bizzaro, and Cynthia Selfe. The Harcourt Brace Guide to Writing in the Disciplines. NY: Harcourt Brace, 1997. 422-423.

 
 

 
Home

The Writing Center: Past and Present The Student/Tutor Relationship The Clueless Student The Unfocused Student The Disorganized Student The Underdeveloped Student The Unrevised Student The Unpolished Student ESL Strategies Research Strategies Discipline-Specific Assignments Documentation Styles Writing Center Ethics Writing Center Publicity

 
© 1999, 2000, 2002 Virginia Bower (Mars Hill College), Charlene Kiser (Milligan College), Kim McMurtry (Montreat College), Ellen Millsaps (Carson-Newman College), Katherine Vande Brake (King College). All rights reserved. This manual was made possible by a Culpeper grant from the Appalachian College Association; click here for information. If you encounter difficulties with these web pages, please notify kmcmurtry@montreat.edu.