Kings College London: Polly was appointed a teaching assistant at KCL Department of War Studies in 2018. She lectured to KCL undergraduate and postgraduate students and at conferences until her death in December 2019.
Gender and Intelligence. Delivered to undergraduates and graduate students during late 2018 and 2019, its conclusion – that more women were needed in intelligence studies – led to the The Polly Corrigan Book Prize, set up by Women’s Intelligence Network and Kings Intelligence and Security Group to set up a prize to encourage women academics in the field.
Intel in USSR and Russia. Delivered to undergraduates in March 2019, it was bang up to date, drawing on the latest blogs and gossip.
How to Study: The result of a year’s teaching and a response Polly explained to hearing the endlessly repeated question: How do it get a high mark Worth a read to find out from one of the best how to hone academic skills as an undergraduate and beyond.
Asees Lecture, The NKVD on paper: making sense of the Soviet interrogation files of the 1930s, Lecture to the Association for Slavic, East European and Eurasian Studies, Boston, December 2018
Polly Corrigan Memorial Blog 