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Citations - MLA Style: General Information

Resources for MLA (Modern Language Association) style, with examples of how to cite materials from Chemeketa's databases.

Tip

Many of our databases give you citation help. We have a handout that tells you where to look for help in each database: Caution: Always check a machine-generated citation against a good citation manual; computers are dumb!

Where to Find Help with Citations in Databases
Document describing where in Chemeketa's databases you can find citation help.

Librarian

Kathleen Veldhuisen

Web Sites for MLA Help

OWL at Purdue MLA Guide
Online Writing Lab at Purdue University. The OWL does a good job of including examples for the types of sources students are citing in college level research.
MLA Example Paper
Handy example paper with notes explaining the formatting.
Ask the MLA
A feature on the MLA web site where questions about MLA style are answered. Searchable.

Getting Reference Help

E-mail a Question to Reference
Chat reference: Please use the form below
We recommend that you include an e-mail address so that you can receive a transcript of your chat and so the library can send you any followup help.

Last Updated: Dec 8, 2020 4:14 PM
URL: https://libraryguides.chemeketa.edu/mla
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Subjects: Writing

Tags: citations, mla style