C

Cabinet
Capitalize when using complete title.

• The President's Cabinet makes 
important administrative 
decisions.

Lowercase cabinet when used alone.

• Abby Van Vlerah is attending a cabinet meeting.

Camp Mack
Camp Mack or Camp Alexander Mack

Campus Store
Not bookstore

Campuses

• The Fort Wayne campus is located at 10627 Diebold Road, Fort Wayne, IN 46845
• The North Manchester campus is located at 604 E. College Ave., North Manchester, IN 46962

campuswide
One word, no hyphen

Carl W. Burt Memorial Field 
Burt Memorial Field is acceptable as first reference when referring to the facility north of Spartan Stadium.

Calvin Ulrey Hall
Calvin Ulrey is acceptable on second reference.

Candidate accreditation status
Capitalize Candidate.

Career Services and Professional Development

Catalog
Capitalize and italicize when referring to the Manchester University Catalog. The University 
Catalog or the Catalog are also acceptable.

century
Lowercase and spell out numbers less than 10.

• The first century, the 20th century.

Change of Course Days 

chapel
See Petersime Chapel.

Chime
Capitalize when referring to the Manchester Chime.

• The Chime plays, “By the Kenapocomoco” every morning. Do not use chimes or bells in place 
of Chime.

Chinworth Center 
Chinworth Center or Lockie and Augustus Chinworth Center are both acceptable on first reference. Chinworth is acceptable on second reference.

church
Capitalize as part of a formal name or when referring to the denomination. Lowercase when referring to a building or the church vs. state.

• Church of the Brethren
• The Church's position on peace and service ...
• The church down the street ...

Church of the Brethren
Do not use CoB. The denomination is accepted as second reference.

Clark Computer Center
Do not capitalize if the formal name is not used.

• The computer center ..

class
Capitalize when referring to a particular graduating class.
• He is a graduate of the Class of 1990.

class rank
• Use the terms first-year student, sophomore, junior and senior for undergraduates. 
• P1, P2, P3 and P4 students are enrolled in the College of Pharmacy, Natural & Health Sciences. When writing for non-pharmacy audiences say, “Elizabeth is a second-year pharmacy student” rather than 
“Elizabeth is a P2.”
• The Master of Athletic Training and Master of Science in Pharmacogenomics are graduate programs. 
• Pharmacy is a professional program, not a graduate program. 

cocurriculum
Do not hyphenate.

coeducational
Do not hyphenate.

coed
Do not hyphenate.

colleagues
Use when referring to both faculty and staff at MU.

Colleges
Four colleges comprise Manchester University:
• College of Arts & Humanities
• College of Business 
     - See Gilbert College of Business
• College of Education & Social Sciences
• College of Pharmacy, Natural & Health Sciences
     - The Manchester University Pharmacy Programs are part of this college and housed on the Fort Wayne campus.
     - There is not a College of Pharmacy. Do not abbreviate college names.

D

dates
Do not use st, nd, th with dates.

• All accounts are to be paid in full by Aug. 15 for fall semester. Also see months. For formal use, spell out months.
• You are invited to join in celebrating with us on August 15, 2015, ...

days of the week
Capitalize and do not abbreviate days of the week, except in table formats.

Dean’s List
Capitalize only when referring to Manchester University's Dean's List.

decades
Do not use an apostrophe between the number and the s.

• 1980s, the '80s

departments
The Marvin L. Bittinger Department of Mathematics and Computer Science is in the College of Pharmacy, Natural & Health Sciences. The Harry H. Henney ’35 and Jeanette Henney Department of Education is in the College of Education & Social Sciences.

Typically, department refers to academic areas; office refers to non-academic areas. Capitalize the names of campus departments.

• Department of Music or the Music Department
• Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences or Pharmaceutical Sciences Department

dimensions
See numerals.

directions
Lowercase north, south, east and west when referring to direction; capitalize when referring to regions such as the Midwest, the Northeast, the South.

disabled, disability
Prefer using the phrase people with disabilities rather than handicapped people. Avoid using terms such as victim of, suffers with, afflicted by or wheechair- bound.

Discussion Days

Doctor of Pharmacy
The Doctor of Pharmacy is a professional program, not a graduate program, such as the Master of Science in Pharmacogenomics or the Master of Athletic Training.

Abbreviate as Pharm.D. after the name of an individual who earned this degree. Set off with a comma.

•John Smith, Pharm.D. Do not use Dr. and Pharm.D. together.
• Dr. John Smith or John Smith, Pharm. D.

dollars
For amounts less than one million dollars, use figures.

• The building cost $950,000. For amounts $1 million or more, use numerals up to two decimal places.
• The new building cost $2.54 million. For even dollar amounts, do not show decimal.
• The tickets are $6 each.

dorm, dormitory
Use residence hall. Do not use dorm, dorms or dormitory.

Dr. as title
The title Dr. may precede the names of faculty members who have earned the doctorate degree. To avoid the implication that the person is in the medical field, add the person's speciality for clarity whenever possible.

• Dr. Jonathan Watson, associate professor of English ... See also Ph.D.

download

Drug Information Center
The Center may be used on second reference.

Dupont Hospital

Dupont Road

E

East Hall
East is acceptable on second reference.

email

emerita
The singular, feminine form

emeritae
The plural, feminine form

emeritus
The singular, masculine form

emeriti
The plural form that can be used for a group composed of men only or of both men and women.

endowed professorships
• Gladdys Muir Professor of Peace Studies
• Howard and Myra Brembeck Professor of Business
• Isaac and Etta H. Oppenheim Professor of Mathematical Sciences
• John L. and Esther L. Rinehart Hamer Professorship in Music
• Mark E. Johnston Professor of Entrepreneurship

Environmental Studies Cabin
Lowercase cabin when used alone.

• She works in the Environmental Studies Cabin.
• She returned to the cabin after class.

ethnic groups
Capitalize the proper names of ethnic groups such as Caucasian, African-American, Asian- American, etc.

Hispanic refers to a person from, or whose ancestors were from, a non-European Spanish-speaking culture. If an individual prefers Latino or Latina, follow the person’s preference. Use a more specific identification when accurate, such as Cuban-American or Mexican-American.

Capitalize Black when referring to African-Americans, other people in the African diaspora and those in Africa.  Do not use AfricanAmericans when referring to people from outside the United States.

extracurricular
Do not hyphenate.

F

G

Garver Hall
Garver Hall or Earl S. Garver Hall. Garver is acceptable on second reference.

Gallery G
Italicize.

General Education
Capitalize when used as a proper noun referring to the core requirements.
• A list of General Education courses can be found in the Manchester University Catalog.

Gilbert College of Business
Or Arthur L. Gilbert College of Business is preferable to College of Business on first reference. College of Business is acceptable on second reference.

Gladdys Muir Peace Garden
Lowercase peace garden when not used with full title.

Gladdys Muir Professor of Peace Studies

grade point average
GPA is acceptable on first reference. GPA is always listed with two f igures past the decimal point
• Her GPA is 3.50 grades Capitalize letters used for course grades and terms used as grades.
• The student received an A, B, C, D and an Incomplete for the semester. Do not add an apostrophe in the plural form.
• The student had three As and two Bs this semester.

Graduate(s)
The full words “graduate” or “graduates” are preferred in body copy over “grad” or “grads.” Abbreviated versions are acceptable as headlines.

Graduate Bulletin

Graduate Certificate in Pharmacogenomics

graduate program
The Master of Athletic Training and Master of Science in Pharmacogenomics are graduate programs. The Doctor of Pharmacy is a professional program.

Graduation Day

Graduation Pledge Alliance or Graduation Pledge

graduation year
Use an apostrophe followed by the last two digits of the graduation year to designate alumni. The apostrophe should point to the left, indicating the omission of the first two numbers
• J. Bentley Peters '62 presided over the inauguration.

If a last name changes, the graduation year follows the name of the student at the time of graduation.
• Marsha Palmer '69 Link
• Carolyn Moldenhauer Hardman ’61

In a hyphenated name, the year follows the last name.
• Rebecca Ball-Miller '82

Graduation years and degrees are typically denoted in Manchester magazine and print and electronic publications geared toward alumni. When appropriate, use the graduation year and degree earned, if it is not a bachelor’s degree, after the name. Do not use anticipated graduation years for current students, but refer to them as sophomore, junior, second-year pharmacy student, etc.

Pharm.D. – Doctor of Pharmacy
M.Acct. – Master of Accountancy
MAT – Master of Athletic Training
M.Ed. – Master of Education
MS – Master of Science
h – honorary degree
c – attended but did not graduate

Year specifies intended graduation year.
John Doe ’90c

Designated more than one Manchester degree as follows:
• Jim Williams ’71 ’73 M.Ed. (bachelor’s and Master of Education)
• John Minnich ’01 ’02 M.Acct. (bachelor’s and Master of Accountancy)

groundbreaking

H

Haist Commons
Not Haist Dining Commons or cafeteria

handicap, handicapped
Preferred use is the phrase "accessible for those with disabilities" in place of handicap.
See disabled.

health care is two words

Helman Hall
Helman Hall or A. Blair Helman Hall is acceptable on first reference. Helman is acceptable on second reference.

Henney Department of Education
or Harry H. Henney ’35 and Jeanette Henney Department of Education is acceptable on f irst reference. Department of Education is acceptable on second reference.

highways
•  U.S. 31
• Indiana 114
• Interstate 69, second reference  I-69

Hispanos Unidos

Hoff Room
Not Hoff Conference Room

Always list the room first, building second
•  Hoff Room, Jo Young Switzer Center

Holl-Kintner Hall
Holl-Kintner is acceptable on second reference.

home page

Homecoming
Capitalize when referring to Manchester University’s Homecoming event.

Homecoming and Family Weekend

honorable mention
See entry in Athletic Guidelines.

Honors Program

Howard and Myra Brembeck Professor of Business

I

ID
Acceptable on first reference for identification.
• A student ID is required for admittance.

incorporated
Abbreviate as Inc. and do not separate with commas.
• XYZ Inc. announced plans to recruit on campus.

Indiana University Fort Wayne
First reference when used with broader audience. IU Fort Wayne may be used on second reference or as first reference when used locally.

Indiana University School of Medicine-Fort Wayne
Hyphen, no space, per their style. School of Medicine or medical school may be used on second reference.

intercollegiate

Intercultural Center
Acceptable on second reference for the Jean Childs Young Intercultural Center

International Fair

international students
Use international students rather than foreign students.

internet
Do not capitalize.

internship

Information Technology Services
ITS is acceptable on first reference.

Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience (IPPE)
Plural is Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experiences (IPPEs).

For broader public audience, Introductory Practice may be used on second reference.

it's, its
It's = it is, contraction
• It's on the shelf.

Without the apostrophe, its shows possession.
• The paint lost its luster.

Isaac and Etta H. Oppenheim Professor of Mathematical Sciences

J

January session
Use January session, not January term. Lowercase session except when referring to a specific January session.
• Manchester University offers students several options during the three-week January session.
• The list of classes offered for January Session 2017 will be posted on the bulletin board.

Jean Childs Young Intercultural Center
Intercultural Center is acceptable on second reference.

Jo Young Switzer Center
Switzer Center is acceptable on second reference. Do not use JYS Center or JYSC. When referring to the second level of the building, use Jo Young Switzer Center, upstairs or Jo Young Switzer Center, upper level, not upper Jo Young Switzer Center.

junior, senior
Abbreviate Jr. or Sr. only with full names and do not precede with a comma.
• John Doe Jr. and John Doe Sr

K

Koinonia Environmental and Retreat Center
Koinonia is acceptable on second reference. Do not use an ampersand

L

Lahman Room
Not Lahman Conference Room

Always list the room first, building second.
•  Lahman Room, Jo Young Switzer Center

LEED certified, LEED Gold certified

less, fewer
See fewer, less

library
See Funderburg Library.

Lilly Endowment  Inc.
The Endowment or Lilly Endowment may be used on second reference. Do not use Lilly, Lilly grant or Lilly Plowshares Grant.

login, log in
If used as an adjective or noun, use as one word.
• At the prompt, type in your login name.
• Use your login to gain access to the program.

When used as a verb, use two words.
• When can students log in?

The same rule applies to logout, log out and logoff, log off.

Lutheran Health Network
Lutheran Hospital, St. Joseph Hospital, Dupont Hospital and Kosciusko Community Hospital are all part of Lutheran Health Network.

Lutheran Hospital
Lutheran Hospital is in Lutheran Medical Park, Fort Wayne.

M

magazine titles
See composition titles.

major(s), minor(s)
Do not capitalize academic majors or minors except for the languages.
• He had a double major in French and accounting. Mall Capitalize.
• The Manchester University Mall was transformed into a carnival.

Manchester Activities Council
MAC is acceptable on second reference.

The Manchester Fund
Capitalize The.

Manchester magazine   
Italicize this alumni publication. Do not capitalize magazine.

Mark E. Johnston Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies

Master of Athletic Training
Abbreviate as MAT after the name of an individual who earned this degree from Manchester University. Set off with a comma.
• Jane Doe, MAT

Master of Science in Nutrition and Nutrigenomics

Master of Science in Pharmacogenomics

May Day

MU
Use no periods in the MU abbreviation for Manchester University.

medical practicum
Lowercase unless referring to a specific medical practicum.
• Students majoring in biology may want to sign up for the medical practicum in January.
• Planning has likely begun for the 2017 Medical Practicum.

midnight
Do not use 12 in front of midnight. Do not use 12 a.m.
• The event begins at midnight.

midsemester
Not midterm

Mission Statement
Capitalize when used as the title of a document, lowercase when using mission alone as a reference.
• The University Mission Statement outlines our purpose.
• In support of the mission and goals of the University ...

months
Spell out the month when using alone or only with a year.
• In August 2011, Manchester broke ground for the Fort Wayne campus.

Abbreviate months except March, April, May, June and July when including date.
• Funderburg Library was dedicated on Oct. 29, 1966.

For formal use, spell out months.

Morris Observatory
or Charles S. Morris Observatory. Lowercase observatory when not a proper noun.

Mount Morris College
Mount Morris College merged with Manchester in 1932.

multicultural

Multicultural Affairs

N

Neher Maintenance Center
or the maintenance center.

newspapers
Italicize names of newspapers. See composition titles.

Niswander Biology Department
Niswander Biology Department or Dr. R. Emerson and Evelyn Niswander Biology Department is preferable on first reference. Biology Department is acceptable on second reference.

nonprofit
Do not hyphenate. 

noon
Do not use 12 in front of noon. Do not use 12 p.m.
• Lunch begins at noon.

northeast Indiana

northern Indiana

numerals
Spell out numerals that begin a sentence, except a numeral that indicates a year. Spell out one through nine, use figures beginning with 10. In ordinal numbers, 1st, 2nd, 10th, the st, nd, th, is not superscript.
• The Peace Studies Program celebrated its 50th anniversary in 1998.

AGES
Always use figures when numbers refer to ages.
• He is 5 years old.
• John Doe, 20, is a junior.

Use hyphens when age is an adjective modifying a noun.
• He is a 5-year-old boy.

COURSE NUMBERS
Capitalize the department name when used with a course number.
• Biology 101

DIMENSIONS
Use figures and spell out inches, feet and yards.
• She is 5 feet 4 inches tall.
• Last night 4 inches of rain fell on campus.

O

Oak Leaves
Italicize the University's student newspaper. See composition titles.

The Oaks
When referring to The Oaks snack bar, capitalize The and include with name.

Oakwood Hall
Oakwood is acceptable as second reference.

observatory
See Morris Observatory.

office names
Typically, office refers to nonacademic areas; department refers to academic areas. Capitalize the names of campus offices:
• Admissions Office or Office of Admissions.

off campus/off-campus
on campus/on-campus
Hyphenate only when used as an adjective.
• The student arranged an off-campus internship.
• The student arranged an internship off campus.

online  

P

R

registrar
Lowercase title when used alone or following a name.
• She asked the registrar for the class schedule.

Capitalize titles when preceding a name.
• Registrar Audrey Hampshire reviewed graduation requirements.

Resident assistant
RA is acceptable as second reference. Lowercase resident assistant, except when preceding a person’s name. Do not abbreviate.

residence hall(s)
Use residence hall(s) in place of dorm, dorms, dormitory or dormitories.

residential life
Capitalize only when using Office of Residential Life. Do not use resident’s life or residence life.

Reverend
When using as a title before a person’s name, precede it with word "the" and abbreviate.
• He is the Rev. Billy Graham ...

Use the Rev. Dr. only if the person has an earned doctoral degree and reference to the degree is relevant.

resident director
RD is acceptable on second reference. Lowercase as title except when preceding a person’s name, spell out and capitalize.

retail pharmacies
CVS, Walgreens

Rhiney Bowl

room
Use figures and capitalize when used with a number. Capitalize when referring to a designated room.
• Biology 101 meets in Room 3.
• The meeting will be held in the Plowshares Conference Room.
• Check the room down the hall.

Always list the room first, building second.
•  Flory Auditorium, Science Center

R.S.V.P.

S

Schwalm Hall
Schwalm Hall or Vernon F. Schwalm Hall is acceptable on first reference. Schwalm is acceptable on second reference.

Science Center

scores
Always use figures, placing a hyphen between the totals.
• Manchester defeated Franklin 7-3.

Sisters Café
Do not use an apostrophe.

song titles
See composition titles.

Spartan Stream
The online broadcasting station of Manchester University

Spectrum
See composition titles.

spring break

spring semester
Lowercase except when used as a proper noun.
• Conference Services is scheduling use of space for Spring 2017.

staff
When staff refers to a group as a whole, it is a collective noun that takes a singular verb and pronoun.
• The staff meets its expectations.

If staff refers to individuals within the group, use a plural verb and plural pronoun.
• The staff return to their offices.

Staff Organizational Committee
SOC is acceptable as second reference.

State
Capitalize only when referring to government.
• Display your support for MU with a State of Indiana MU license plate.
• Manchester University is in the state of Indiana.

states
Spell out the names of the 50 U.S. states when they stand alone in text.
• The student is from Indiana.

When listed with a town, abbreviate states in datelines or text except Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Ohio, Texas and Utah.
• She is from Wabash, Ind.
• He lives in Fairbanks, Alaska.

Use postal abbreviations when used with the full address, including ZIP code.
• Her address is 805 Rushing St., Johnston, IA 50131.
• Return your check to: Alumni Association 604 E. College Ave. North Manchester, IN 46962.

State abbreviations
Used in text are as follows with postal abbreviations in parentheses:
Ala. (AL)      Neb. (NE)
Ariz. (AZ)     Nev. (NV)
Ark. (AR)      N.H. (NH)
Calif.(CA)     N.J. (NJ)
Colo. (CO)   N.M. (NM)
Conn. (CT)   N.Y. (NY)
Del. (DE)      N.C. (NC)
Fla. (FL)       N.D. (ND)
Ga. (GA)      Okla. (OK)
Ill. (IL)           Ore. (OR)
Ind. (IN)        Pa. (PA)
Kan. (KS)     R.I. (RI)
Ky. (KY)        S.C. (SC)
La. (LA)        S.D. (SD)
Md. (MD)      Tenn. (TN)
Mass. (MA)   Vt. (VT)
Mich. (MI)      Va. (VA)
Minn. (MN)    Wash. (WA)
Miss. (MS)     W. Va. (WV)
Mo. (MO)      Wis. (WI)
Mont. (MT)    Wyo. (WY)

Punctuation: Place a comma between the city and the state name and another comma after the state name when used in text.
• North Manchester, Ind., is the home of the Spartans.

For formal use, spell out state names.

street names, avenue, boulevard
See addresses.

Student Alumni Council
SAC is acceptable as second reference.

student-athlete
Hyphenate.

Student Experience Center

Student Senate
(formerly Student Government Association)

student organizations
Capitalize the names of student organizations.

Student Success Center

Students First!
Italicize and use an exclamation point when referring to this comprehensive campaign that ended in 2014.

summer session
Lowercase except when a specific summer session is a proper noun.
•  She's taking a computer class in Summer Session II.
• The first summer session begins the week following commencement.

T

Tall Oaks
Tall Oaks, 1408 East St., is the Manchester University president's residence.

telephone numbers
Use hyphens rather than parentheses or other formats. The figure 1 is not needed.
•  260-982-5000
•  Call 800-852-3648.

Four-digit extensions are acceptable only when addressing strictly an on-campus audience.
•  x5050

theater
Manchester students attended the theater. Use theatre when it is part of a proper name.
•  Manchester University Theatre Society.   

The Manchester Fund
Capitalize The.

Timbercrest Senior Living Community
Timbercrest acceptable on second reference.

times
Use figures except for noon and midnight; use a colon to separate hours from minutes; do not use zeros for times at the top of the hour. Lowercase a.m. and p.m. and use periods after each letter with a space separating the numbers from the letters, but not spaces between letters or periods.
• 1 a.m., 1:15 p.m., noon, midnight

time spans
Separate a time span with a hyphen, not a dash, with a space on either side. Do not add a.m. or p.m. to the start time when time span both begins and ends in either a.m. or p.m.
•  2 - 4 p.m., 3:30 - 5:30 p.m., 6 p.m. - midnight

Include a.m. or p.m. in the start time when the span begins and ends in different halves of the day.
•  8 a.m. - 5 p.m., 10 p.m. - 2 a.m.

titles
Lowercase and spell out titles when not used with an individual’s name or when the title follows a name. If in list format capitalize.
• Manchester University’s president Dave McFadden, Manchester University president, favored the action.
• Wilson Lutz, professor emeritus of chemistry ...

Capitalize and spell out titles when used immediately before one or more names.
• Manchester University President Dave McFadden and Vice President for Academic Affairs Celia Cook-Huffman  favored the action.
• Professor Emeritus Wilson Lutz taught chemistry.

Never abbreviate assistant or associate.

Use “of” if the person is part of a whole.
•  Tim Ogden is dean of the College of Business. Use “for” if the person represents, acts for or advocates for something.
•  Ryon Kaopuiki, vice president for enrollment and marketing

Use these titles when referring to members of the Manchester University President’s Cabinet and other executives:
• President Dave McFadden
• Celia Cook-Huffman, vice president for academic affairs 
• Clair Knapp, chief business officer
• Lea Johnson, vice president for health science initiatives
• Melanie Harmon, vice president for advancement
•  Ryon Kaopuiki, vice president for enrollment and marketing
• Abby Van Vlerah, vice president of Student Life
• Judd Case, dean of arts and sciences
• Tim Ogden, dean of the Gilbert College of Business
• W. Thomas Smith, dean of pharmacy and health sciences

toll free
Hyphenate only when used as an adjective.
• Prospective students can call the Manchester Admissions Office toll free.
• Prospective students calling the Admissions Office may use our toll-free number.

toward
Do not add an s.

T-shirt

U

The Union
See Jo Young Switzer Center

United Nations
Spell out when used as a noun. Use U.N. (with periods, no space) only as an adjective.
• Andrew Cordier ’22 played an important role in forming the United Nations.
• The U.N. Security Council met in an emergency session.

United States
Spell out when used as a noun. Use U.S. (with periods, no space) only as an adjective. When using USA, no periods necessary.
• The United States has more than 3,000 colleges and universities.
• There are more than 3,000 U.S. colleges and universities.

University
Always capitalize when referring to Manchester University.
• The University's employment rate is higher than ...

Lowercase when referring to universities in general.
• Manchester is one of 33 universities in Indiana.

University Safety
Do not add Office or Department. upload

U.S.News & World Report
Do not put a space between U.S. and News; Use an ampersand, not the word “and”; italicize.

V

Values Statement
Capitalize when used as the title of a document; lowercase when using values alone as a reference.
• The Board of Trustees approved the Values Statement.

Values, Ideas and the Arts
Use as a title when referring to this series of events of intellectual and cultural enrichment. VIA is acceptable as second reference. When referring to an individual event within the series, VIA event is preferred usage. Convocation or convo may be used when addressing an audience that predates this name for the program. Opening Convocation is an event in the VIA series.

videoconferencing

voice mail

W

Washington, D.C.

web, weblog, blog, weblogger,  blogger

website
Lowercase as one word, also webcam, webcast and webmaster. As two words, web page, web service and web address. 

White Coat Ceremony

Wilbur's is the café in Funderburg Library.

Wine Recital Hall
Norman and Grace Wine Recital Hall or Wine Recital Hall are both acceptable on first reference.

Winger Hall
Winger Hall or Otho Winger Memorial Hall are both acceptable on first reference. Winger is acceptable on second reference.

work study
Hyphenate when used as an adjective modifying a noun.
• The student was in a workstudy program.
• She was eligible for work study.

Y

years
Use an s without an apostrophe to indicate decades.
• Manchester origins began in the late 1800s.

Z

ZIP code
Use all caps for ZIP but lowercase code. Do not use a comma between the state name and the ZIP code.
• North Manchester, IN 46962