Accomplishments

During his first term in office, Senator Corman helped write the landmark Teen Driving Bill that strengthened Pennsylvania's driving laws for teenage drivers and placed importance on driving experience. This law has helped reduce accidents and save lives of our 16 and 17 year old drivers.  

Senator Corman also authored the Mandate Waiver Program to allow school districts to apply to the Department of Education for waivers on existing state mandates and is a champion of reducing the state's Inheritance Taxes.

In 2000, Corman was honored with the "Champion of Transportation Award" by the PA Truck Transportation Alliance for his dedicated service as a champion of the truck transportation industry.

In 2001, Corman was awarded the "Guiding Star Award" from Drug Free Pennsylvania for his efforts to reduce the amount of drug and alcohol abuse cases in Pennsylvania.

In 2003 and 2004, Corman was named a "Guardian of Small Business" by the National Federation of Independent Business

In 2004, Corman was honored with the "Public Service Award" from the Pennsylvania Psychological Association. The award is given annually to a Pennsylvanian who has made a significant contribution to the public welfare consistent with the aims of the association.

In 2004, Sen. Corman received the Rehabilitation Leadership Award from the Pennsylvania Association of Rehabilitation Facilities (PARF). Senator Corman was recognized by PARF for his tireless efforts in advocating for people with disabilities.

In 2006, Senator Corman received the inaugural "Friend of Penn State" legislative award from the Penn State Alumni Association for the significant role he has played in the continued improvement of Penn State.

Also in 2006, The Technology Council of Central Pennsylvania honored Senator Corman with its "Outstanding Leadership in Technology" award for having made a major personal contribution toward advancing policies and legislation supporting growth of the technology industry in the state.