in addition to the basic curriculum, moot court, legal clinics, law review publications, and numerous extracurricular opportunities, suffolk law school maintains several other programs available to law students. working with harvard university, suffolk runs the rappaport center for law and public service offering fellowship opportunities for law students. suffolk also operates the macaronis institute, which is led by massachusetts supreme judicial court justice john greaney, offering practical opportunities in trial and appellate practice. the law school also offers programs abroad, including: the semester in sweden program with lund university, a university where supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg conducted research for her book on swedish law in the 1960s.