where did woodrow wilson go to school?
Johns Hopkins University Davidson College Princeton University University of Virginia School of Law
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 Wilson 's first posting was to the 1st Observation Squadron at Mitchel Field , New York . In 1929 he married Elizabeth Robinson , a Vassar College graduate from Harrods Creek , Louisville , Kentucky in a ceremony at Christ Church Cathedral in Louisville . Their son Charles E. Wilson would also attend West Point , graduating with the class of 1954 . 

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 Woodrow Wilson School , Princeton University , Adlai Stevenson ’ s Lasting Legacy on YouTube ( video ) ( Sep 24 , 2008 ) 

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 During this time Wilson read extensively and joined the Natick Debating Society , where he developed into an accomplished speaker . Wilson 's health suffered as the result of the long hours he worked making shoes , and he traveled to Virginia to recuperate . During a stop in Washington , D.C. he heard Congressional debates on slavery and abolitionism , and observed African American families being separated as they were bought and sold in the Washington slave trade . Wilson resolved to dedicate himself " to the cause of emancipation in America " , and after regaining his health returned to New England , where he furthered his education by attending several New Hampshire academies including schools in Strafford , Wolfeboro , and Concord . 

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 At the age of 15 , Henry ( he was known by his middle name as a boy ) was sent to Union College in Schenectady , New York . Admitted to the sophomore class , Seward became a star student , elected to Phi Beta Kappa . Samuel Seward kept his son short on cash , and in December 1818 , in the middle of Henry 's final year at Union , the two quarreled about money . The younger Seward returned to Schenectady , but soon left school in company with a fellow student , Alvah Wilson . The two took ship from New York to Georgia , where Wilson had been offered a job in rural Putnam County as rector , or principal , of a new academy . En route , Wilson took a job at another school , leaving Seward to continue on to Eatonton in Putnam County . The trustees interviewed the 17 @-@ year @-@ old Seward , and found his qualifications acceptable . 

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 When John was nine , his father sent him to Hopkins Academy ; the next year , the father took him out again , in part because the boy was in constant trouble and in part because the father had lost his fortune in the Panic of 1819 . 
