biosphere reserve of the Niagara Escarpment). Active Campuses The college is divided into four campuses. They are: Welland Campus This campus offers a range of services and activities, including a fitness and sports centre, student activity centre, open computer labs, campus store, library and cafeteria. The Welland Campus has programs in broadcasting, acting for film and television, communications, health and community studies, early childhood education, and policing. It also has the Technology Skill Centre, the Welland YMCA, the Niagara Children's Safety Village, and the Centre for Policing and Community Safety Studies, which is the product of a partnership between the college and the Niagara Regional Police Service. Daniel J. Patterson Campus The Daniel J. Patterson Campus (previously known as the Niagara-On-The-Lake Campus, and before that as the Glendale Campus), opened in 1998, is located at Glendale Avenue and the Queen Elizabeth Way. The facility is three-storeys tall and is located at the base of the Niagara Escarpment. It has a greenhouse centre, the Niagara Waters Spa, the Niagara Culinary Institute, and the Niagara College Teaching Winery. The Daniel J. Patterson campus also has three on-site vineyards and a wine sensory laboratory. The campus was renamed in 2019 to honor its retiring president, Daniel J. Patterson. Toronto School of Management Partnership Campus In February 2021, Niagara College Canada and the Toronto School of Management partnered to offer some of Niagara College's programs at TSoM's campus in the city of Toronto, Ontario as a part of the Global University Systems (GUS) group. Niagara College Toronto is located within the Education House Toronto. It is operated by Toronto School of Management under a Public College Private Partnership (PCPP) agreement with Niagara College Canada of Applied Arts & Technology. Taif Campus The college is currently establishing a "national centre of excellence" in tourism, hospitality and business innovation in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Programs such as business and management studies, culinary studies and hospitality and tourism studies are offered to male Saudi citizens. A special foundation year studies program is designed to set students up for success by teaching them English communications, entrepreneurship and computer. Closed Campus Maid of the Mist Campus The Maid of the Mist Campus previously housed the Tourism Industry Development Centre, a hub of services dedicated to the Niagara Region’s hospitality and tourism industry, and the Job Connect Program Niagara College Jobs and Training. The Kerrio Dining room was open