Title of Paper

Name of Student

Wilmington University

Title of the paper again – should match the title page

Here is the body of your paper with everything that your instructor is asking for. Again, your teacher should detail for you which aspects of the research process should be detailed here.

One helpful hint that cannot be stressed enough: develop your References page as you go. Every time you use someone else’s work, first put in an in text citation and then enter it onto your References page. EVERY TIME. It takes a little bit more time in the short run, but will save you lots of time in the long run. Work smarter, not harder….

References

Dowling, B. (2009, November 17). Mass resignations at China’s top magazine. BusinessWeek Online. Retrieved from Academic Search Premier database.

Ismail, G.A.F. (2010). Retraction notice to “numerical treatment of nonlinear mixed delay differential equations.” Applied Mathematical Modeling, 34(3), 842. doi: 10.1016/j.apm.2004.09.014

Sanborn, R.C. (1964). Invertebrate hormones. In M.X. Zarrow, Experimental endocrinology: A source-book of basic techniques (pp. 465-498). New York, NY: Academic Press.

Remember:

Alphabetical order, first by author and then by title if no author is listed

Double space

Hanging indent (1st line on left margin; other lines indented a ½”)

Look at what KIND of source you have before you decide what elements should be in your reference citation. Books have different elements than online journals than sources from a library database, etc.