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Citing Sources and Academic Honesty
Why and What to Cite
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Citing Sources and Academic Honesty
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Why and What to Cite
Why Cite?
What to Cite
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Why Cite?
It's required in the Institute's Academic Honesty and Conduct Policy
Your paper is great and everyone wants to learn more from your sources.
It is the right thing to do - everyone deserves credit for their work.
Academic Honesty Policy
What to Cite
WHEN IN DOUBT-CITE!
Direct quotes - always cite
Paraphrasing - yes, you need to cite
Summarizing - you guessed it, cite it!
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