The document provides instructions for citing an APA-style article, including identifying the author, publication date, article title, journal title, volume and issue number, and page numbers. It explains that the citation includes the last name and initials of the author, year of publication in parentheses, article title, journal title in italics, volume number in italics and issue number in parentheses, and page range.

1. Reading an APA Article
Citation
Academic Camp 2015

2. Total APA Article Style Citation
• Greenlee, C. T. (2015). Spending vs. support. Diverse: Issues in
Higher Education, 32(5), 25-26.

3. Author
• Greenlee, C. T. (2015). Spending vs. support. Diverse: Issues in Higher
Education, 32(5), 25-26
• In a bibliography citations are listed in alphabetical order by last name
• If there are multiple authors they will be listed in order of importance
Greenlee, C. T.

4. Publication Date
• Greenlee, C. T . (2015). Spending vs. support. Diverse: Issues in Higher
Education, 32(5), 25-26
• Usually only the year will be given
(2015).

5. Article Title
• Greenlee, C. T. (2015). Spending vs. support. Diverse: Issues in Higher
Education, 32(5), 25-26
• Written like a sentence with a period at the end
• Not italicized
Spending vs. support.

6. Journal Title
• Greenlee, C. T. (2015). Spending vs. support. Diverse: Issues In Higher
Education, 32(5), 25-26
• Written in italics
Diverse: Issues in Higher
Education,

7. Volume/Issue
• Greenlee, C. T. (2015). Spending vs. support. Diverse: Issues in Higher
Education, 32(5), 25-26
• Volume is italicized and the issue is in parentheses
32(5),

8. Page Numbers
• Greenlee, C. T. (2015). Spending vs. support. Diverse: Issues in Higher
Education, 32(5), 25-26