Why Cite Resources?
- To acknowledge that others have influenced your work
- Citing a work indicates that you have read the cited work
- To support key ideas and arguments in your work
- To place your work in the context of the field of study
- To avoid accusations of plagiarism
Writing About Art
- Hunter College Writing Center, Writing About ArtA helpful guide for essays and research papers and for Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) courses.
- Short Guide to Writing about ArtA helpful book on writing about art.
- Style Manual for Art History (Chicago Manual of Style)Duke University LibGuide that contains style examples for every format in Art History.
Writing Center at LIU Post
The Writing Center is staffed by trained undergraduate and graduate students who work collaboratively with LIU Post students on a one-to-one basis to help them develop the strongest texts possible. The Writing Center can help you to brainstorm, plan, edit, revise and proofread your texts.
Location: Humanities Hall, room 202
Phone: 516-299-2732
E-mail: writing@cwpost.liu.edu
Schedule:
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday: 9am-7pm
Tuesday: 9am-9pm
Friday: 10am-4pm