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1 Supporting Your Writing Writing Center

2 What you need to support Opinions Theories Ideas Arguments Counter-arguments Address the counter-argument, and use support to disprove it

3 How to support information Examples Stories Cited sources

4 Where to get the support Scholarly sources Peer-reviewed articles Textbooks Dictionaries Personal sources Interviews Personal stories

5 Unscholarly sources Do not use Google or Wikipedia as a scholarly source or database to find information. These are not credible. Google Scholar Databases provided by the library

6 Citations Be sure to ALWAYS cite your sources Resources to learn how to cite different types of works Writing Center website link Purdue OWL In-text citations include the author’s last name and the year of publication: (McKenna, 2014). Include all works cited in the paper in the reference page


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