Cite Your Sources

• Login to ProQuest via the MSMU library website.
• Locate an article and click on the title.
• If you have the Zotero Connector (browser extension) installed you can just find it up in your toolbar and select the folder you wish to import your citation to.
• If not, then:​
  • Click on "...More" on the right side of the screen (under "Download pdf").
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  • Then, under "Citation Export" click "RIS - Endnote, Citavi, etc."
  • Click "Continue."
  • Login to Zotero on your desktop.  
  • Open the RIS file that you downloaded - it will ask if you want to import it to Zotero.
  • Open the folder you wish to move the citation into or alternatively you can import to your general library and then move the citation to an appropriate folder.

• Login to JSTOR via the MSMU library website.
• Locate an article and click on the title.
• Click on the "Cite this item" button on the right side of the screen.

• Under "Export Citation." select "Export a RIS file (For EndNote, ProCite, Reference Manager, Zotero, Mendeley…)"
• Make sure that pop-ups are enabled for the JSTOR site on your computer.
• If the Zotero Connector (browser extension) is enabled for your browser JSTOR will conncect automatically and allow you to select the folder you want to put it in directly from a little popup menu on the right side of you screen.
• If the Zotero Connector is not enabled, the RIS file should download to your desktop as normal.
  • Then, login to Zotero on your desktop.  
  • Open the RIS file that you downloaded - it will ask if you want to import it to Zotero.
  • Open the folder you wish to move the citation into or alternatively you can import to your general library and then move the citation to an appropriate folder.

• Login to Project MUSE via the MSMU library website.
• Additionally,  if you like, you can create a Project MUSE account to save your articles and searches that way.
• Locate an article. 
• If you want to use or cite the article or book, save it to MyMUSE library. (you do not need a MyMUSE account to save articles, they just won't be there when you return for another search session)
• Then, visit myMUSE library to see your saved items.
• In the menu on the left select "Cite Library Items" 
• Use the little check boxes next to the items to select which items you would like to cite.
• Scroll down to the bottom and click the "Export to EndNote" button (this will be another RIS file that works with Zotero)
• Make sure that Zotero is open on your desktop.
• Your Zotero Connector (browser extension) will take over and ask which folder you would like to save your citations to in Zotero.
• Your citations should automatically appear in the selected folder.
• If the Zotero Connector is not enabled, the RIS file should download to your desktop as normal.
  • Then, login to Zotero on your desktop.  
  • Open the RIS file that you downloaded - it will ask if you want to import it to Zotero.
  • Open the folder you wish to move the citation into or alternatively you can import to your general library and then move the citation to an appropriate folder.

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• Login to PubMed via the MSMU library website.
  • Login to MyNCBI.
• Find and open your desired article.
• Near the top of the article - above the title - click the "Send to" button.
• Select "Citation Manager."
• Select "Create File" and a .nBIB file will be downloaded to your "Downloads" file.
• Login to Zotero.  
• Select "File" then "Import."
• Choose the file you just downloaded from your downloads file.
• Move citation to an appropriate Zotero folder.
• Alternatively, you can use the Zotero Connector (browser extension) to import the citation and select the appropriate folder.

• Login to Ovid via the MSMU library website.
• Locate an article.
• Check the box next to the article's title.
• On the toolbar above your search results, click "Export."

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• Click the drop-down menu next to "Export to" and select "RefWorks."
• Choose "Complete reference" and click "Export citation."
• Login to RefWorks.  Citation information will import automatically.
• Move citation to an appropriate folder.

• Login to ScienceDirect via the MSMU library website.
• Locate articles on search result screen.
• Check the box next to an article's title.
• On the toolbar above your search results, click "Export."

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• Click the  "Save to RefWorks" button.
  • Make sure that your browser allows pop-ups from the ScienceDirect site.
• Login to RefWorks.  Citation information will import automatically.
• Move citation to an appropriate folder.

• Login to Gale Databases (ie. Opposing Viewpoints, Artemis, etc.) via the MSMU library website.
• Locate an article and click on the title.
• Click on .
• Under "Export," click the RefWorks button.
• Login to RefWorks. Citation information will import automatically.
• Move citation to an appropriate folder.

• Go to Google Scholar and search for an article.
• Locate an article and click "cite."

• Click "RefWorks" at the bottom of the pop-up window.
• Login to RefWorks. Citation information will import automatically.
• Move citation to an appropriate folder.

• Login to Sage via the MSMU library website.
• Locate an article and click on the title.

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• Click on "Cite" on the right side of the screen.
• Then, choose RefWorks from the dropdown menu.
• Click "Download citation."
• Click "Submit data to RefWorks."
• Choose Legacy or New RefWorks.
• Click "Last Imported" and move citation to appropriate folder.