Works Cited

“Sleep.” Brown University. 9 Oct. 2007. 9 Mar. 2007. http://www.brown.edu/Student_Services/Health_Services/Health_Educaton/general_helath/sleep.htm. Pg. 358 #28 Hacker

Trockel, Mickey T., Michael D. Barnes, and Dennis L. Egget. “Related Variables and Academic Performances Among First-Year College Students: Implications for Sleep and Other Behaviors. Journal of American College Health 349.3 (200): 125. Academic OneFile. Gale. Michener Lib., Greeley, CO. 9 Oct. 2007. <http://0-find.galegroup.com.source.unco.edu:80/>. Pg. 358 # 27 Hacker

A Works Cited Must:

• Appear at the end of the essay on a new page, numbered with the rest of the essay
• Exception: For short papers with short Works Cited may placed at the end of the paper if it fits on that last page.
• Title Works Cited—no quotation marks, do not underline, no bold face font
• Entries on Works Cited list are listed in alphabetical order by author, author last name first. If there is not an author, entries will be listed by the title in alphabetical order, excluding “a” “an” or “the.”
• Authors:
• Last name first
• More than one author list with first author in order they appear on work last name first; list rest of the authors first name first, separated with commas.
• Place a period after the author’s name
• If work has more than 3 authors, list in alphabetical order with first author listed on work followed with “et. al” meaning “and others.” Followed with a period
• Page Format
• Double spaced with a hanging indent (use Format feature in Word)
• DO NOT number entries
• Use Hacker handbook as your guide

Web Pages:

• Author last name first, if there is an author
• Name of institution or organization if know
• Provide date of copyright or publication or last date updated (backtrack to .edu or .org. or .gov –to the home page)
• Provide URL—web’s address, found on the bottom of your printout.
• Confused? Provide enough information so that reader or next user can locate the page, that is provide a accurate URL.