Student teaching takes place in area schools, many of which are located in local districts. Niagara offers programs in elementary education, middle childhood, and adolescent education, as well as programs in special education and TESOL or Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages. The College of Hospitality and Tourism Management, Niagara's newest, is an offshoot of earlier tourism programs at the university. The College includes course offerings on tourism, hotel, restaurant, recreation, and sports management. Many students supplement their classroom experience with internships in local hotels as well as hotels around the world. In addition, the College arranges study abroad programs in Lake Como, Italy; Cusco, Peru and Bad Honef, Germany. The College is also a founding member of The Leading Hotel Schools of the World, a partnership between 9 hotel schools around the world with The Leading Hotels of the World. This partnership allows Niagara Students the privilege of interning at one of Leading's 450 five star hotels around the world. The College has a partnership with Pegula Sports and Entertainment for students interested in marketing, hospitality, sports and entertainment. The College also owns and operates Niagara Power, a baseball team. Niagara currently offers master's degrees in Business Administration, Counseling, Criminal Justice Administration, Education, Interdisciplinary Studies, and Sports Management. The University also launched a master's degree in Finance in 2014. The University's first doctoral program was launched in 2011 with the addition of a Ph.D. in Leadership and Policy to its academic offerings. In addition to the graduate programs offered on its American campus, NU's Masters in Educational Leadership is available on the satellite campus in Ontario, Canada. In the past five years, Niagara's renewed emphasis on community enrichment and regional development has produced a substantial increase in its continuing education offerings. Currently, over 1000 students register annually for online courses and certificate programs. The Continuing Education division also coordinates the Niagara County Law Enforcement Academy for the county. This academy trains police officers as well as civilians who want to enter the law enforcement area. Niagara University features five traditional residence halls, as well as six community houses called the Varsity Village and on-campus student apartments. Traditional buildings include Clet, Lynch, O’Donoughue, O'Shea, and Seton Halls. The Reserve Officers Training Corps of the Army has a unit at Niagara. ROTC students participate in regular university classes and majors, as well as military science instruction throughout their college careers. Each Tuesday and Thursday, cadets participate in military lab exercises and, by tradition, wear their army combat uniforms (ACU) to classes for the remainder of the day (completely optional).