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Try EndNote Web — it’s citation management program that lets you import and organize all of your references, and then export them as bibliographies or as citations within your paper.

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You can download references from databases like PsycInfo and MLA Bibliography, add your own annotations, and put the references into groups according to your research topics. The Cite-While-You-Write plugin lets you create your in-text citations and list of references as you create your paper.

For more tips on managing your citations, visit the Tri-College Libraries’ page on the topic!

Have an idea of how we can improve the libraries? Post your questions or thoughts here, and you’ll get an answer from a librarian. Or just read what others have to say. We want to know what you think!

If you’re looking for research help, please use our Ask a Librarian form. Thanks!

What do you treasure at Bryn Mawr?

We’re scouring the campus for Bryn Mawr’s treasures and we need your help.

Some are obvious — Athena, the Sargent portrait of M. Carey Thomas, Goodhart Hall… but there are many others.

If you are an alumna/us, perhaps there’s one secret treasure that you discovered when you were here as a student. The Mary Cassatt prints, perhaps, the Goodhart collection of 15th-century books, the beech tree behind Rhoads.

The Friends of the Bryn Mawr College Library are looking all over campus to identify the college’s treasures — some of the things that make Bryn Mawr a special place.

Please share your ideas with us, by emailing us at treasures [at] brynmawr [dot] edu.

Be creative! You don’t have to identify a painting or a favorite book — tell us about your favorite professor, architectural feature, college collection, or site.

Check out the Bryn Mawr Treasures Blog as well as the website to learn more about Bryn Mawr Treasures!