Plagiarism and Copyright Resources
From Kresge Library
Compiled By Corey Seeman
Questions? kresge_library@umich.edu
This page provides resources that will allow students to avoid plagiarism. For more information, please visit the Ross Community Values page.
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[edit] Tools to help with citing data properly in your work
- See also the RefWorks page on the Kresge Library Wiki.
- Resource provided by the University of Michigan Library to help you manage and use citations in your projects
- Web-based resource that can be used where ever you are connected to the Internet.
- Two guides from the University Library:
- Kresge Library RefWorks Handout
[edit] Resources from the Ross School of Business
Understanding Plagiarism and Citations
- Document from the Ross School as it related to the Ross Community Values
- Document is limited to current Ross students, faculty and staff - as well as other students at Michigan who are enrolled in Ross classes.
[edit] Resources from the University of Michigan
Visit our Plagiarism for more information on resources and common problems encountered by students.
Understanding Plagiarism and Academic Integrity (UM Library)
- Great basic resources with links to numerous guides at the University and other schools.
Citing Sources: Giving Credit Where Credit is Due (UM Library)
- Excellent set of tools to make sure that you are crediting information properly.
Copyright at the University of Michigan
- This site provides basic information about copyright and scholarly publishing to support your activities as part of the U-M community - from their site.
[edit] Citation Guides
Also visit the Citation Resources page on the Kresge Wiki.
Citation Guide from Harvard Business School
- Extensive (42 pages) guide used at Harvard Business School.
- Can help with some of the more obscure business references.
Citing Material Found on the Web
- One page guide for how to cite material found on the web. From the Ross School.
