ASA Style Guide
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UConn ASA Style Citation Guide (PDF)An overview of ASA style. Good for answering common questions about using ASA style.
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Purdue OWL ASA Style GuideA comprehensive guide to using the ASA style.
ASA Style Guide (5th Edition)
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American Sociological Association Style Guide
by Call Number: HM569 .A54 2014ISBN: 091276421XPublication Date: 2014-01-01Storrs Campus:
Level 2S - Circulating
Level B - Reference Only
Hartford- Reference Only
DOIs & Stable Links
If you access a journal article online, you will need to provide a DOI. If your article does not provide a DOI, you will need to include a stable link to that article. A stable link or a DOI will consistently point to a specific information source such as an ebook, an article, a record in the catalog, a video, or a database.
Your completed citation should look like this:
Phillips, Reginald. M., and S. H. Bonsteel 2010. "The Faculty and Information Specialist Partnership Stimulating Student Interest and Experiential Learning." Nurse Educator, 35(3), 136-138. doi: 10.1097/NNE.0b013e3181d95090.
Or this:
Weinberg, Adam S. 2002. “The University: an Agent of Social Change?” Qualitative Sociology, 25:263-272. Retrieved August 1, 2001 (http://www.kluweronline.com/issn/0162-0436/contents).
