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Producer:

IPFW University Relations and Communications, IPFW Editorial Board

Brief Description:

The IPFW Editorial Style Guide was created by University Relations and Communications as a reference tool to help IPFW communicators follow a style that is consistent and appropriate for internal and external audiences. The guide follows conventions outlined in the Associated Press Stylebook and the Chicago Manual of Style, with exceptions based on IPFW preferences.

Update Frequency:

Ongoing

Number & Type of Contents:

Alphabetical listing of IPFW's style for language and grammar usage.

Formats:

Electronic Resource

Type:

Style, Publishing, & Writing Guides

Subjects:

Accounting, African American Studies, American Studies, Anthropology, Archaeology, Architectural Engineering Technology, Arts & Humanities, Biography, Biology, Books, Business, Careers & Employment, Chemistry, Children's Literature, Civil Engineering & Civil Engineering Technology, Communication, Computer Engineering & Computer Engineering Technology, Construction Engineering Technology, Consumer & Family Sciences, Consumer Health, Counseling, Courts, Criminal Justice, Dental Education, Early Childhood Education, Economics, Education, Electrical Engineering & Electrical Engineering Technology, Elementary Education, Engineering, Technology, & Computer Science, English, Finance, Fine Arts, Folklore, French, General & Multidisciplinary, Geosciences, German, Gerontology, Government, Health Sciences & Medicine, History, Hospitality & Tourism Management, Industrial Engineering Technology, Informatics, Information Systems, & Information Technology, Interior Design, Journalism, Labor Studies, Laws, Linguistics, Management & Administration, Maps, Marketing, Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering & Mechanical Engineering Technology, Media & Public Communication, Music, Native American Studies, News & Current Events, Nursing, Organizational Leadership & Supervision, Peace & Conflict Studies, Philosophy, Physics, Popular Culture, Psychology, Public & Environmental Affairs, Regulations, Religious Studies, School Administration, Sciences & Mathematics, Secondary Education, Serials (Journals, Magazines, Periodicals), Social Sciences, Sociology, Spanish, Statistics & Facts, Systems Engineering, Theatre, Visual Communication & Design, Women's Studies, Writing (Creative, Professional, Technical)

Liaison:

P. Sandstrom

URL:

http://www.ipfw.edu/publications/pdfs/EditorialStyleGuide.pdf