Randolph Goldman

Randolph Goldman, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor of Mathematics and Chair of the Department of Mathematics at Hawaii Pacific University within the College of Natural and Computational Sciences. He specializes in mathematical logic and related theoretical disciplines.

• Education: Ph.D. in Logic and Methodology of Science from UC Berkeley

Research interests span Mathematical Logic, Modal Logic, Metamathematics, Recursion Theory, Model Theory, and Set Theory. His work explores Gödel's theorems, non-standard analysis, and computational complexity.

Teaching achievements include mentoring undergraduate students in graduate-level logic theorems and producing advisees accepted to elite programs at UC Berkeley and MIT. Courses taught range from foundational mathematics to advanced topics like Real Analysis and Topology.

Professional activities involve editorial work as managing editor of the Australasian Journal of Logic at Victoria University of Wellington.