A citation manager is a piece of software that helps you collect and organize your research and create bibliographies and in-text citations. Citation managers generally offer a range of citation styles and features to choose from.
The Northeastern library supports EndNote, Mendeley, RefWorks and Zotero. We also support the use of BibTeX and LaTeX.
While citation managers generally have the same basic functions, each one offers some specific features.
Our citation manager comparison chart (below) can help you identify the features that will work best for you. See also our tutorial on choosing a citation manager.
You may wonder: are there tools to help with citation and references?
Free options: Zotero, Mendeley, EndNote.
A EndNote Licensed product is available for use by current NU faculty, staff, and students. These tools can help you collect and manage your references, and auto-format citations and bibliographies in your papers.
Check our pages on avoiding plagiarism and citations and bibliographies.
If you're not sure which citation format to use, please check with your instructor.
Most but not all speech language pathology and audiology research papers use the APA (American Psychological Association) Style Guide for citing sources.
APA (Purdue OWL)
AMA Manual of Style (American Medical Association)
Submitting dissertations and theses online
The Digital Repository Service is a secure repository system, designed to store and share scholarly, administrative, and archival materials from the Northeastern University community.
NU dissertations online are also searchable at Dissertations and Theses at NU.
To search for dissertations beyond NU, use ProQuest Dissertations and Theses, Global.