Start your citation by listing the author's name. Begin with the author's last name followed by first initial, as in the example below.
Jones, D.
For sources with two authors, three to seven authors or more than seven authors, follow the examples below.
Jones, D., & Barnes, S. A.
Jones, D., Barnes, S. A., Sink, A. R., Barry, E., Harlink, Z., & Bass, T. S.
Jones, D., Barnes, S. A., Angleo, A. L., Hampton, V. A., Stanek, B. A., Thomas,
J. T., . . . Rudolph, F. P.
Include the date of publication after the author's name.
Jones, D. (2010).
Place the title of the article after the date of publication. Do not use special formatting or quotations.
Jones, D. (2010). How Lance Armstrong overcame adversity and won the Tour de
France.
Italicize the title of the online journal.
Jones, D. (2010). How Lance Armstrong overcame adversity and won the Tour de
France. Journal of International Cycling,
Insert the volume and issue number, if available, after the article's title.
Jones, D. (2010). How Lance Armstrong overcame adversity and won the Tour de
France. Journal of International Cycling, 15(1).
Include the full URL of the website where you accessed the article.
Jones, D. (2010). How Lance Armstrong overcame adversity and won the Tour de
France. Journal of International Cycling, 15(1). Retrieved from
http://www.cyclingcyclingcycling.com/full/url