Doing Honest Work in College: How to Prepare Citations, Avoid Plagiarism, and Achieve Real Academic Success
"Offers the best coverage of the principles of academic honesty and their practical applications that I have seen." --Susan Art, dean of students in the College, University of Chicago"Refreshingly entertaining, non-preachy, and practical: it gives students useful strategies for citing both published and Web-based work correctly." --David Oxtoby, President, Pomona CollegeA book that students will use as a reference work throughout their college careers. --Chicago Tribune, September 29, 2004, Patrick T. ReardonA huge step toward [plagiarism] prevention for any writer. . . . A useful book to keep on your reference shelf. --English Leadership Quarterly, Bonita L Wilcox, August 2005Anyone who reads this book will know how to avoid plagiarism and present ideas in the most effective way possible. --Steve Smith, Vice-Chancellor, University of ExeterHas the potential to do for academic honesty what Strunk and White did for prose style. --Robert Kaster, Department of Classics, Princeton UniversityShould be a significant help in guiding students to appropriate and successful academic work. --Robert Zimmer, Provost, Brown UniversityThis book is clearly written, very easy to understand. . . . The benefits of this book can endure long beyond freshman year. --Community College News, February 28, 2005