Finding, Using, and Citing Sources in APA Style
Thursday, March 2, 2023
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM (UTC-04:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)
The CUNY SPS Writing Fellows host a live webinar/Q&A session covering how to find, use, and cite sources in your writing. The presentation will include information on how to use CUNY OneSearch, direct quoting, paraphrasing, and how to create in-text citations and a reference list in APA format.
Presenters
Ibtisam Ammouri
Ibtisam Ammouri is a PhD student in Linguistics at the Graduate Center, CUNY. Her research interests split into three: the Syntax-Semantics interface (the connection between the structure of a sentence and its meaning), reading acquisition and literacy, and machine translation between dialects. She has taught Phonology, Pragmatics, and Internet Linguistics at Lehman College, as well as Introduction to Linguistics at LaGuardia Community College. In addition, Ibtisam has extensive experience in teaching Arabic as a Second Language. She established her own school for Spoken Arabic, and has recently taught Standard Arabic at the MESAAS department at Columbia University. Aside from English and Arabic, Ibtisam is also fluent in Hebrew.
Ibtisam Ammouri is a PhD student in Linguistics at the Graduate Center, CUNY. Her research interests split into three: the Syntax-Semantics interface (the connection between the structure of a sentence and its meaning), reading acquisition and literacy, and machine translation between dialects. She has taught Phonology, Pragmatics, and Internet Linguistics at Lehman College, as well as Introduction to Linguistics at LaGuardia Community College. In addition, Ibtisam has extensive experience in teaching Arabic as a Second Language. She established her own school for Spoken Arabic, and has recently taught Standard Arabic at the MESAAS department at Columbia University. Aside from English and Arabic, Ibtisam is also fluent in Hebrew.
Matt Schreiber
Matt Schreiber is a PhD student in Music at the CUNY Graduate Center with a focus in ethnomusicology. His research is focused on the music of Serbian Romani diaspora communities and he performs in various musical ensembles on accordion. Matt has taught “Introduction to World Music” at City College for the past three years, has taught English and Norwegian as a second language, and currently teaches private accordion lessons. Aside from English, Matt speaks Norwegian and German and is studying BCS (Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian), and is proficient in Chicago and APA citation styles.
Matt Schreiber is a PhD student in Music at the CUNY Graduate Center with a focus in ethnomusicology. His research is focused on the music of Serbian Romani diaspora communities and he performs in various musical ensembles on accordion. Matt has taught “Introduction to World Music” at City College for the past three years, has taught English and Norwegian as a second language, and currently teaches private accordion lessons. Aside from English, Matt speaks Norwegian and German and is studying BCS (Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian), and is proficient in Chicago and APA citation styles.
