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Doris Campos, 18, of Fort Pierce, is an IRSC student studying design technology. She is originally from Mexico City and dances a traditional Sinaloan dance called, {quote}El Niño Perdido{quote} during Cultural Diversity Day on the IRSC main campus in Fort Pierce on Tuesday, November 7, 2017.Molly Bartels/IRSCCultural Diversity Day was held on Tuesday, November 7, 2017, on the IRSC main campus in Fort Pierce to celebrate International Education Week. Events included a parade of nations walk and live music and dance performances.(Molly Bartels/IRSC)

Doris Campos, 18, of Fort Pierce, is an IRSC student studying design technology. She is originally from Mexico City and dances a traditional Sinaloan dance called, "El Niño Perdido" during Cultural Diversity Day on the IRSC main campus in Fort Pierce on Tuesday, November 7, 2017.

Molly Bartels/IRSC

Cultural Diversity Day was held on Tuesday, November 7, 2017, on the IRSC main campus in Fort Pierce to celebrate International Education Week. Events included a parade of nations walk and live music and dance performances.

(Molly Bartels/IRSC)