A major effort underway at Harvard School of Public Health to redesign its educational strategy has received significant new support of $12.5 million from the Charina Endowment Fund and Richard L. (MBA ’59) and Ronay Menschel of New York City. The Transforming Public Health Education Initiative Fund will support development of innovative materials, technologies, and approaches required to redesign the master’s degree program for health professionals and to develop a new leadership doctorate in public health. The innovations will also benefit other graduate degree programs at the School as part of an overall effort to better prepare 21st century students to achieve maximum impact in their careers.