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Professor Janet Philibosian is a full-time faculty member at Southwestern Law School, where she joined in Summer 2021 after over 16 years in private legal practice and prior service as an adjunct professor since 2010. She teaches foundational courses such as Cal Bar Writing, Foundations of Law & Practice, Remedies, and MBE: Skills & Strategies, with a strong emphasis on practical lawyering and student well-being.
- B.A., Psychology, University of Southern California (1993)
- M.A., Clinical Psychology (MFCC), Pepperdine University (1995)
- J.D., Southwestern Law School, magna cum laude (2004)
Her teaching philosophy centers on cura personalis—holistic care for the student—ensuring success not only in law school and on the bar exam but also in becoming empathetic and effective legal counselors. She integrates legal analysis, practical skills training, and personal development in her pedagogy.
Although no recent scholarly articles are listed, her curriculum development and teaching focus reflect deep engagement with legal education, bar readiness, and experiential learning. Her work bridges academic instruction with real-world legal practice.
Her notable recognition includes:
- Adjunct Excellence in Teaching Award (2014)
Professor Philibosian has advised and mentored numerous law students through classroom instruction, workshops, and bar preparation programs. Her prior legal career involved representing corporations, medical groups, and small businesses in litigation and regulatory matters, as well as public interest work at the Children’s Law Center of Los Angeles. She previously taught high school English and served on a state education commission, contributing to California’s curriculum frameworks.
No specific research labs or collaborative teams are mentioned, but her involvement with Southwestern’s experiential learning programs, legal writing curriculum, and bar support initiatives suggests active participation in institutional teaching and student success efforts.
